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  1. Well... perhaps I spoke too soon.  It seems that it worked for phpMyAdmin, but it is not working for other app's, like SMF. More Ideas?
  2. [quote author=vangelion link=topic=110007.msg451229#msg451229 date=1160716172] I don't know why this happens, but I think I have found a fix.  I also am using Fedora Core 5 and Apache 2.2, PHP 5. I noticed that even accessing 'Documentation.html' resulted in a 403 Forbidden error.  But when I copied the file to another name, then overwrote 'Documentation.html' with the temporary copy, the error went away.  So I untarred phpMyAdmin in a remote directory and used Konqueror (KDE graphical file manager) to copy the files into place.  It seems to be working. --Van [/quote] I dont know why this worked, but it worked for me.  I just dont get it.  It doesnt make any sense at all to me.  Why wouldnt untarring followed by a move command not work, but using the UI to extract/copy/paste work?  Just weird if you ask me.
  3. Could it be that Fedora Core 5 bundles Apache 2.2?  I think there are known issues with Apache 2.2 and PHP 5, correct?
  4. Just a bump here.  Anyone have any ideas at all?  Has anyone seen an issue like this before?
  5. Still get an access denied error.  and index.php works fine if I manually created one (with lets say phpinfo() in it), and put it in my webroot. 
  6. I do not have m y ip blocked, as no matter which system I try to access it from I get the same error message.  (If I try from my laptop, the error is the same.) Also, adding the / at the end doesnt make a difference either. 
  7. I just installed a clean Fedora Core 5 system, with Apache 2.2, MySQL 5 and PHP 5.1.2. If I create a index.php with phpinfo() in it, and put that in my webroot, it displays perfectly fine. If I create a subdir under my webroot, and copy the index.php to there, it displays just fine. Here is where the fun stuff starts.  I download a php-application such as phpMyAdmin.  I extract it, and move the extracted files to a subdirectory on my webroot, so I have this: /var/www/html/phpMyAdmin, and all the phpMyAdmin stuff in there.  It contains an index.php.  (I followed the instructions in the phpMyAdmin and created a config file for it.)  If I navigate to http://host/phpMyAdmin, I get the following error: Forbidden You don't have permission to access /phpMyAdmin on this server. Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request. If I try a different application, such as a CMS system, or message board, I get the same error.  Any ideas?  I think it has to do with my apache config, but I have no idea where to look.  Possibly the re-write rules?
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