Check the error log (usually /var/log/httpd/error_log unless you have changed it or have a non-redhat installation of apache) for clues.
Generally this means that you dont have Indexes as an option or an index.html file in place (you can check this by adding an index.html file to the directory) or the permissions on the directory are such that the user apache is running as cant access that directories content. (astute use of the ls -ld command can help you here)
HTH,
-- Steve.
On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, Leila Lappin wrote:
Hello all,
I have apache 2 installed with root password under /etc/httpd. How can I configure this to have setup under /home/user/public_html? So far I have modified the values of <DocumentRoot> and and <Document> in httpd.conf to point to the desired user directory. But I cannot access the directory, I get 403 error the message reads ?You don?t have permission to access / on this server?
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