Re: (macosX,camino) issue while opening a PHP file with camino

[lolveley <olivier57b@xxxxxxxx>]

Hello,

here are the informations :
the file is used by phpMyAdmin to set up this software
I have not modified permissions for this file (as a newcomer in the mac 
world, I do not know how to modify permissions with unix... something 
like rwxst...)
And ...I think there is no server. In fact, I have installed mysql with 
macports (under unix, so I did not saw a lot of things), and after that 
phpmyadmin; I found the directory of phpMyAdmin, and had a look at the 
documentation.
In the documentation, I learned the necessity to configure phpMyAdmin 
with the setup.php script.
But at no time I installed a server.

Vous êtes canadien, vous parlez français alors (et même mieux que moi!).
Salut!Ca doit être l'après-midi à présent.Ici, il est 23h00.

A la prochaine,

lolveley.


Paul Blondé a écrit :
> What is this file for, to set up the php software?
>
> To perform the setup for another application using php?
>
> Did you set user permissions on the file properly?
>
> Did you give access to it to your web server?
>
> Do you understand that the root of your hard disk is not the same as the
> root of your web site (or should not be, since that would give anyone in the
> world the rights to at least read your entire hard disk, and possibly run or
> even, if the permissions allow it, write anything anywhere on your hard
> disk).
>
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Paul Blondé
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: olivier SAINT-EVE [mailto:olivier57b@xxxxxxxx] 
> Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2007 1:33 PM
> To: php-install@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject:  (macosX,camino) issue while opening a PHP file with
> camino
>
>
> Hello,
>
> a file named setup.php is in the root folder of my hard disk, and I 
> wanted to open it from camino, with the address: 
> "http://localhost/setup.php";. But I have an error 403:"access forbidden".
>
> Does someone know how to solve this problem?
> I specify I have installed PHP5 with macports.
>
> lolveley.
>
>
>