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Apache Web Serving with Jaguar, Part 3 | |
| Subject: | Failed Opening ... | |
| Date: | 2003-05-10 17:56:46 | |
| From: | anonymous2 | |
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Me again!
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Failed Opening ...
2003-05-10 18:16:31 anonymous2 [Reply | View]
OK... The file permissions for my index.php file did not have read access for it. I fixed this and all worked fine. Not sure why the permissions were messed up though. -
Saving httpd.conf file
2004-04-06 15:42:39 russell100 [Reply | View]
I got nearly to the end of your tutorial and when you said 'save the configuration file' it would not permit me to, or to even over-write the file.
I checked the preferences in my text editor which seemed to allow writing and over-writing.
Consequently, when i went to complete the php test it didn't show the php with the main 'Gleefully...' message.
I am running OS10.2.8 on a dual boot G4, using Safari as the browser. I'm NOT technical so please use language I can understand!
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Saving httpd.conf file
2004-05-06 10:56:26 lomalinda [Reply | View]
You likely need to be logged in as root to be able to write to the httpd.conf file.
Investigate more herehttp://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20010324095804436
and be careful with the commands you throw out as root/su -
Failed Opening ...
2003-11-06 08:17:56 anonymous2 [Reply | View]
I've a problem with "include ()" and "Failed opening..", too. Or my permissions are write/read.
When I use RELATIVE or FULL addressing in the "include ()", everything is fine. When I use ROOT addressing - I get no includes.
What I'm missing ? -
Failed Opening ...
2003-11-06 08:15:59 anonymous2 [Reply | View]
I've a problem with "include ()" and "Failed opening..", too. Or my permissions are write/read.
When I use RELATIVE or FULL addressing in the "include ()", everything is fine. When I use ROOT addressing - I get no includes.
What I'm missing ?
