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VincentvgNn commented Jul 31, 2014 Description This is a continuation of the closed issue #8510. The subject name has been changed because there is no 403 forbidden error iis correlation between the issue and the message ".... when an open_basedir is set, error 465". Those messages are reported regurlary in the server log and the coincidence is just by chance. The current issue is even not logged at all 403 forbidden error iphone on the server! Current issue: Deleting a file in a folder that has been shared with you by someone else results in the messages: - 403 Forbidden - The item is not synced because of previous errors: 403 Forbidden The r/w rights that are set don't help. I had a similar problem when using OC server 6.0.2. By then deleting files and creating/deleting folders via the ownCloud r/w client did not work at all. In OC server 6.0.3 the situation was
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somewhat better. Deleting files was still not possible. Locally deleting at the client worked, but they were not deleted from the server and were downloaded again within shortest time. Adding the following lines to the end of the .htaccess file solved the problems for all 3 server versions.
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Symlinks not working Debian / DirectAdmin / suPHP Message filter / Actions Filter messages Today's Messages Actions E-mail to friend Tree viewCreate a new topicSubmit Reply Symlinks not working Debian / DirectAdmin / suPHP Martin Koppelaar (hagipro) Sun, 19 January 2014 12:26 I'm trying to setup 6.2 beta4 working with symlinks which should be the recommended way to do it. Having troubles with this particular server as it is a DirectAdmin server on Debian 64 bit with suPHP enforced. From DirectAdmin knowledge base: > For security reasons, FollowSymLinks is disabled by default. As fix they offer: > Remove FollowSymLinks from your .htaccess file. It can be replaced with SymLinksIfOwnerMatch. As I am unsure where to put the files from the tar I tried /usr/local DirectAdmin put it's user sites in /home/username/domains/domain.tld/public_html I've created the symlinks there. First error: > UID of script "index.php" is smaller than min_uid This seems to be suPHP related. Owner / group was root : root so I've used chown on /usr/local/typo3_src.... > # chown -R root:www-data typo3_src[etc] Unless mistaken, the owners of websites are not in any group ... It didn't work. So; just for testing I've changed my chown to make /usr/local/typo3_src... reflect the user and user group: > # chown -R theuser:theusergroup typo3_src[etc] Getting: > 403 Forbidden You don't have permission to access / on this server. Used the SymLinksIfOwnerMatch trick from DirectAdmin in the htaccess ... But error remains the same. I think this is a little beyond me and hope someone with DirectAdmin knowledge can help out here .... Martin replyquote Re: [TYPO3-debian] Symlinks not working Debian / DirectAdmin / suPHP Philipp Gampe (pgampe) Sun, 19 January 2014 14:24 Hi Martin Koppelaar, Martin Koppelaar wrote: > Getting: >> 403 Forbidden You don't have permission to access / on this server. > > Used the SymLinksIfOwnerMatch trick from DirectAdmin in the htaccess ... > But error remains the same. > > I think this is a little beyond me and hope someone with DirectAdmin > knowledge can help out here .... You might need to replace the index.php with a real copy, not a symlink. Best regards -- Philipp Gampe – PGP-Key 0AD96065 – TYPO3 UG Bonn/Köln Documentation – Active contributor TYPO3 CMS TYPO3 .... inspiring people to share! replyquote Re: [TYPO3-debian] Symlinks not working Debian / DirectAdmin / suPHP Martin Koppelaar (hagipro) Mon, 20 January 2014 10:19 Hi Philipp, Quote: Philipp Gampe (pgampe)