XAMPP for Linux ubuntu:~$ test: 361: ubuntu.pid: unexpected operator Fatal: error processing configuration file '/opt/lampp/etc/nf' XAMPP: - warning: unable to determine IP address of 'desktop_ubuntu' XAMPP: Sorry, I've no idea what's going wrong. XAMPP: Starting Apache with SSL (and PHP5). opt/lampp/lampp: line 74: arch: command not found I was experiencing the same error as below until I realised my /etc/hostname was configured wrongly. It has the advantage that all the parts are supported ubuntu packages (which LAMPP is not). Has anyone else done this for desktop development?
Xampp apache error entry point not found install#
I'm considering not using LAMPP any more after I upgrade to Jaunty - In order to bring my development environment one step closer to the systems I deliver on I'm thinking I might install apache, mysql, and php separately (perl is in the standard distro). The final step would almost never be required - to keep all processes not owned by you out you could then take the final step of removing the read permission from the directory (chmod og-r ). That still allows an appropriately owned process to access the files.
Thus if you have a folder of sensitive files you can protect the individual files appropriately (chmod og-rwx ) and prevent anyone from listing the files (chmod og-x ). This tells the process that its allowed to get a file if it knows the name but its not allowed to get a list of the files. If you just want to suppress listing the files then take the read permission away but leave the execute. You would normally only do this if you really need to keep the directory content hidden. I was starting to feel a little nervous about upgrading to Jaunty because I rely heavily upon LAMPP )ĭirectory permissions are that way in Unix/Linux of necessity - the system has to search down the path its given to find the file and if the process doesn't have the right to read the directory along each step of the way, it can't get to the end of the path whatever permissions have been put there.Ĭomplications with this are generally avoided because its unusual to not give execute and read permissions to others on directories. So you see it is a very basic mistake, but at the moment it was not so evident as it now seems.Ĭool, thanks RayPeste - I should have noticed you weren't using a folder in your home directory. Properties > Permissions > and changing the third option "Others.
So I simply checked the permissions of my other folders from my home down to my webpages folder by right-clicking, and then selecting So even though I changed the permissions of all my webfiles and of the htdocs, and everything, I still got the 403 forbidden access error. In my case, the folder 'Documents' was not readable and my web pages were inside a sub-sub-folder of that one. Basically, if you are having trouble with the apache server accesing files elsewhere on your filesystem (via symlinks), you have to make sure that the whole path (all the directories) can be accessed by others. But maybe my experience can save some wasted hours to other newbies. Obviously it was a very simple and kind of dumb thing, that goes to show I am just starting to understand all this stuff. Ok, after my overly long and meandering explanation, I just wanted to say I finally figured out what was wrong. Maybe somebody else is having this issue using XAMPP in Jaunty? rwxr-xr-x 1 robert robert 3092 17:32 sistem.cssĪs I am not an expert on any of this, I really don't know where else to look. rwxr-xr-x 1 robert robert 3003 16:24 index.html rwxr-xr-x 1 robert robert 1150 14:47 favicon.icoĭrwxr-xr-x 2 robert robert 4096 18:56 graficos ĭrwxr-xr-x 12 robert robert 4096 22:43 biblio_docsĭrwxr-xr-x 2 robert robert 4096 16:18 documentos Target folder /home/robert/Documents/trabajo/sistemĭrwx-x 9 robert robert 4096 22:57. Lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 47 23:52 sistemas -> /home/robert/Documents/trabajo/sistem Permissions of source and target directories
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks ExecCGI Includes I checked /opt/lampp/etc/nf and I have these settings it gives me the 403 forbidden access message.
Xampp apache error entry point not found full#
If I write the full path to the files, using the symlink 'mysite' to point to the folder with my web pages, it works:įile:///opt/lampp/htdocs/mysite/index.html I am not sure the problem is in the files permissions anymore. Yes thanks for you reply, I checked both things.
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