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13 November 2007
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--- Log opened Tue Nov 13 15:02:37 2007
--- Log closed Tue Nov 13 15:02:49 2007
--- Log opened Tue Nov 13 15:14:52 2007
15:15 <****> It works beautifully now.
15:15 <****> This rewite stuff is like voodoo.
15:15 <****> yup
15:15 <****> Thanks for the help guys.
15:23 <****> 3404
15:23 <****> 304
15:23 <****> 304 is Not Modified. Usually means that the version in the cache is the current one so will not be loaded from the server. Sent in response to a request having an If-Modified-since that time. header, when the answer is not modified since
15:26 <****> I have a PHP related problem but I think it's more Apache related. I'm trying to include a file from a non web accessible directory and not having any luck. I've changed the ownership and group to match the Apache install on both the file and directory and I even chmod-ed the directory and the file 777 but it still can't read it. I keep getting the error "Warning: require_once(/nonwww/exchangeData.php) [function.require-once]: failed to ope
15:27 <****> sarpedo1: what OS?
15:27 <****> Linux / CentOS
15:27 <****> sarpedo1: selinux enabled?
15:27 <****> Good possibility
15:27 <****> 777
15:27 <****> There is never an appropriate time to set a file mode of 777. And don't tell me it's just a test server
15:27 <****> Shrug, when I cant figure out what it's doing I get desperate ;P
15:27 <****> sarpedo1: if selinux is enabled, apache probably doesn't have rights to the non-accessible path.
15:28 <****> getenforce from cli as root should tell you.
15:28 <****> No getenforce found, whats the usual path?
15:29 <****> sarpedo1: what version of centos?
15:30 <****> I suspect you're not actually root, you just think you are. 'su' is very different from 'su -'
15:30 <****> Version 4. something if I recall. Not sure where to check that.
15:30 <****> Ran sudo for it
15:31 <****> right. you used sudo su
15:31 <****> that gets you uid 0, not root's path, as it's not a login shell so the profile isn't sourced again.
15:31 <****> use sudo su - instead. the - is important.
15:32 <****> what about sudo -s ?
15:32 <****> Ah, that's much nicer. That gets the users environment setup too?
15:32 <****> getenforce returns "Enforcing"
15:32 <****> sarpedo1: then yes, selinux is interfering with apache reading from your non-web accessible location.
15:32 <****> look into chcon to solve you problem.s
15:32 <****> OK, I'll try to go from here, thanks :)
15:33 <****> sarpedo1: as a test, you can set selinux into permissive mode, and retry. 'setenforce 0' ;
15:39 <****> is there someone who can help me with XML on apache?
15:40 <****> i got a xml site with html but Apache cant show it
15:41 <****> Evolution: Thanks for you help, all set now. And thanks for helping me learn about file context things, something new to read up on now.
15:42 <****> please i could use some help to show my site on apache
15:43 <****> I would like to make my HTML with some XML files to work with apache... Could Someone Help Me With This????
15:51 <****> Is it possible to allow access to a sub-directory inside a directory requiring valid-user?
15:51 <****> e.g. /foo is private, but /foo/public is not?
15:52 <****> I would like to make my HTML with some XML files to work with apache... Could Someone Help Me With This????
15:52 <****> carbon60: in the subdirectory: order deny,allow; allow from all; satisfy any
15:53 <****> fajita knows where that appears on the wiki, but I don't know the factoid name
15:53 <****> i haven't a clue, covener
15:53 <****> Thanks Covener, I'll try that.
15:53 <****> http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/BypassAuthenticationOrAuthorizationRequirements
15:53 <****> lastlog to the rescue
15:55 <****> Perfect!
15:55 <****> peeeeeerrrrrrfect. With Cheese on Top
15:55 <****> sends look like?
15:58 <****> could some one help me with my question?
15:59 <****> Deven20m: it doesn't make any sense, try re-formulating your question
15:59 <****> well i have apache running
15:59 <****> it can read html, php
15:59 <****> but now i have a site with xml... and it starts with index.xml
16:00 <****> but my apache cant show this site
16:00 <****> Can't show it? What happens?
16:00 <****> sure i can, can u post a url?
16:00 <****> or pm u?
16:00 <****> u = i
16:00 <****> You can post a URL
16:01 <****> in here?
16:01 <****> in here is ok
16:01 <****> oke
16:01 <****> http://new-world.servegame.com/wow
16:01 <****> u see what i mean?
16:02 <****> it's dead
16:02 <****> I can't get a response from there; my best guess would be bad content-type -- maybe search the web w/ that hint?
16:02 <****> well i can see the message what he is saying but its iin dutch
16:03 <****> i can translate
16:03 <****> it says: The XML-page couldn't been shown
16:03 <****> Is that a message from the browser?
16:03 <****> yes
16:04 <****> when i put my local ip in its shows that
16:04 <****> in the address it shows: 10.0.0.155\wow\index.xml
16:06 <****> it says the documentelement doesnt have any designmodel
16:07 <****> but i have a paid site and there it works perfect
16:07 <****> but i want it in my apache because he needs to connect to my database
16:08 <****> try now http://new-world.servegame.com/wow
16:10 <****> is that reference to layout.xsl the problem? It 404s for me
16:11 <****> well yea i guess he needs to load the layout
16:11 <****> yes, the stylesheet 404s
16:11 <****> so that'll never render properly
16:12 <****> well i see something else i guess i made the link wrong
16:12 <****> http://new-world.servegame.com/wow/new-hp/layout/layout.xsl <== that's the right one
16:12 <****> your xml file points to /new-hp instead of /wow/new-hp
16:13 <****> yea true
16:13 <****> but on my orginal page (paid one) it works
16:13 <****> of course, there you don't have the wow subdirectory
16:14 <****> yea i do :P
16:14 <****> unpossible!
16:14 <****> but then called wowtbc
16:14 <****> :S
16:14 <****> oh
16:14 <****> that highly surprises me
16:14 <****> perhaps they have an alias in place?
16:16 <****> the style sheets etc all have the wrong url, too.
16:17 <****> perhaps the links were supposed to be relative?
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