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linuxleep » 2013/10/22 00:31:20 CentOS 6.4 64bit, minimal install, in VirtualBox.Added groupinstall "Development Tools" to install VBox Guest Additions.Installed Webmin, Apache, MySQL, PHP.Trying 403 forbidden apache windows to get a program called "Multicraft" to run. It is downloaded in a .tar.gz file and has an installer that you run. It installed properly but I must visit http://192.168.1.140/multicraft/install.php to finish install. The folder is located at /var/www/html/multicraft. I keep getting a 403:Forbidden every 403 forbidden apache virtual host time I try to access the folder itself or the install.php or index.php file within the folder from a browser. I can reach the main http://192.168.1.140 and it shows the "Apache HTTP Server Test Page"Apache is run under the apache user and apache group-I have done a "chown -R apache:apache *" within the /var/www directory to make sure all permissions are correct.-The installer asks which user to run multicraft in and I made a "minecraft" user and added them to the "apache" group.-I have added the following into my /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf file:#user-added directory Options Indexes FollowSymLinks AllowOverride All Order allow,deny Allow from all-There are also .htaccess files located within the directory that were installed with the program. Here is a list of all .htaccess files on the system:/root/multicraft/panel/.htaccess/root/multicraft/panel/protected/.htaccess/root/multicraft/panel/protected/yii/.htaccess/root/multicraft/panel/protected/yii/cli/views/webapp/protected/.htaccess/root/multicraft/panel/protected/yii/cli/views/webapp/themes/classic/views/.htaccess/root/multicraft/panel/themes/mobile/views/.htaccess/root/multicraft/panel/themes/simple/views/.htaccess/var/www/html/multicraft/.htaccess/var/www/html/multicraft/protected/.htaccess/var/www/html/multicraft/protected/yii/.htaccess/var/www/html/multicraft/protected/yii/cli/views/webapp/protected/.htaccess/var/www/html/multicraft/protected/yii/cli/views/webapp/themes/classic/views/.htaccess/var/www/html/multicraft/themes/mobile/views/.htaccess/var/www/html/multicraft/themes/simple/views/.htaccess-Here is the "/var/www/html/multicraft/.htaccess" file:Options +FollowSymLinksIndexIgnore */*
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