1) Start Apache with -u - if it works, you know it's a chroot problem. IfOn Tue, 24 Apr 2007, Gregory ESNAUD-FREE wrote:
> > Are you running chroot'd (default)? If so, you need something like
2) Check your log files.
3) Check the URLs.
Lee
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