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On Thursday, 29 October 2020 19:59:45 GMT thelma@×××××××××××.com wrote: |
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> On 10/29/2020 10:53 AM, Michael wrote: |
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> > On Thursday, 29 October 2020 14:10:07 GMT thelma@×××××××××××.com wrote: |
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> >> Here are the permissions: |
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> >> index on server/ |
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> >> -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 19078 Jan 14 2011 index.php |
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> > The above is a .php file. |
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> Yes, it is and I can read that file. The files that I can not access |
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> are in: |
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> server/admin/index.html |
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> > Is 'server/' a subdirectory of '/var/www/'? |
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> Yes |
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I assume you have a directive for DocumentRoot? |
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e.g. I think the default is: |
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DocumentRoot "/var/www/localhost/htdocs" |
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and probably in your use case it would be: |
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DocumentRoot "/var/www/html/catalog" ? |
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Then if you point your browser to: |
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http://<IP_address> |
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it should display any index.html, or index.php, under catalog/, i.e.: |
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/var/www/html/catalog/index.html |
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it should *also* be able to display any other index.html under any |
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subdirectory, unless this has been explicitly blocked in some other specific |
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Directory, or Location directives, e.g.: |
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http://<IP_address>/admin |
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should display this index.html: |
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/var/www/html/catalog/admin/index.html |
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> > .htaccess won't work if you have disabled it with 'AllowOverride None'. |
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> Thank you for the pointer. I just change this directive in apache.conf |
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> for /var/www/ and restarted apache but there is no difference. I still |
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> can not access /server/admin/ directory from apache. server = |
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> /var/www/html/catalog/ |
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> This is from apache.conf |
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> <Directory /> |
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> Options FollowSymLinks |
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> AllowOverride None |
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> Require all denied |
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> </Directory> |
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> <Directory /usr/share> |
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> AllowOverride None |
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> Require all granted |
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> </Directory> |
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> <Directory /var/www/> |
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> Options FollowSymLinks |
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> AllowOverride All |
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> Require all granted |
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> </Directory> |
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> I just search all server .htaccess files for "AllowOverride" but none is |
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> active in these files. |
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> grep -Rnw '/var/www/html/catalog/' -e 'AllowOverride' |
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You wouldn't find "AllowOverride" within an .htaccess file. This is a |
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directive placed in the main /etc/apache2 configuration files to determine if |
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directives contained in local filesystem .htaccess files will be processed or |
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not. An 'AllowOverride None' will ignore .htaccess directives and make the |
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server speedier in responding to requests. TBH .htaccess are typically used |
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locally, when you are not allowed to make changes to the main apache |
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configuration files. Note, if you changed the name of ".htaccess" with the |
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'AccessFileName' directive, you may end up missing it. |
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Another thing to check is any changes to the default 'DirectoryIndex' types, |
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for the particular subdirectory. If you have removed index.html or |
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index.html.var in this directive then apache won't serve index files when a |
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directory like admin/ is requested. |
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Finally, you could increase the log verbosity to debug level and see if more |
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information is revealed as to the cause of this problem. |
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