Re: Problems with UserDir directive on CentOS 5

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Probably two things:

* Apache needs directory access permissions (x) on each path component
in /home/kikinovak/public_html. They are probably missing
on /home/kikinovak:

chmod +x /home/kikinovak
Another way could be using ACL on the filesystem and allow Apache's
user r-x permission on users' directory.
setfacl -m u:apache:r-x /home/user


I'll let you think about the security implications ;).
Always think about it.

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