I've encountered similar problems in the past, my quick solution was to
issue a chmod 711 on the user's directory..

ie..

http://www.dom.com/~mc

$> pwd
/home/mc/public_html

$> chmod 711 /home/mc

I believe this stems from the default install of Apache running as the user
"nobody" therefore being unable to access/read your public_html directory


Marc


----- Original Message -----
From: "Don Harrop" <don@nis4u.com>
To: <plug-discuss@lists.PLUG.phoenix.az.us>
Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2000 4:23 PM
Subject: user web pages.


> I've been trying to get the user web pages working for Apache on my RH 6.1
> install.  As far as I know the only option for makeing sure this works is
in
> the srm.conf.. (I guess access.conf and srm.conf can be inserted into the
> httpd.conf and still work fine)  Just set the UserDir to a directory like
> public_html and then when a ~user request is sent over http it looks in
that
> directory of whichever user was entered.  I keep getting access denied
> errors though.  As far as I know the module in apache used to do this is
> installed and setup.  I keep thinking that there's another option in the
> httpd.conf file (or other files) that I'm missing.  Is that the case..
>
> Don
>
> Starved for knowledge, fed by an OS that provides it.... not hides it!
>
>
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