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On Fri, 21 Jan 2000, Michael A. Powers wrote: | I'm using apache on Linux and am having a bit of trouble getting public html directories for individual users set up. In srm.conf I have UserDir set to public_html . So I created a public_html directory in a user's home. When I tested it, I got a permission denied error. Now I'm not really sure what to do. Do I have to add an entry into access.conf? Could someone give me a step-by-step solution? Most likely, public_html itself or any directory above it *the user's home directory, and so on) do not have the public execute bit set in the permissions. Alot of times, a user's home dir is mode 700, thus preventingthe httpd proces (which is usualy owned by user "nobody" or "httpd") from traversing into the home dir and thus public_html. In short, if the user's home dir isnt at least world-executable (it doesnt have to neccessarily be world-readable), it should be chmod'd 711 and public_html should be 755. /dale