This isn't the place for this but try moving NameVirtualHost
216.217.90.13 into the main conf area.
As a test, also try changing <VirtualHost www.testme.com> to the ip
address of the vhost (or the machine, if using single ip). This will miss
out the DNS.
Best regards, Brian
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> I'm trying to get Red Hat 6.2 and Apache to do virtual hosting. I'm =
> having no luck, I can get it to work on Mandrake 7.0 but just not Red =
> Hat 6.2. Mandrake uses Vhost files, I tried something similar on Red =
> Hat, but still no luck. I've tried playing w/file permissions, nothing. =
> I'm finaly back to a fresh install, and here is an example of the entry =
> in the httpd.conf.
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>
> <VirtualHost www.testme.com>
> ServerAdmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> NameVirtualHost 216.217.90.13
> ServerName www.testme.com
> DocumentRoot /home/testme_com/html
> ErrorLog /home/testme_com/logs
> TransferLog /home/testme_com/logs
> Options ExecCgi Includes
> </VirtualHost>
>
> I'm getting a 403 Forbidden error, after I setup a "virtual" web site =
> the base site no longer works.
>
> I've been following the Apache (Second Edition) book by O'Reilly
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> Apache to do=20
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> Mandrake 7.0=20
> but just not Red Hat 6.2. Mandrake uses Vhost files, I tried =
> something=20
> similar on Red Hat, but still no luck. I've tried playing w/file=20
> permissions, nothing. I'm finaly back to a fresh install, and here =
> is an=20 example of the entry in the
> httpd.conf.<BR><BR><BR><VirtualHost <A=20
> href=3D"http://www.testme.com">www.testme.com</A>><BR> &nbs=
> p; =20 ServerAdmin <A=20
> href=3D"mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]">[EMAIL PROTECTED]</A><BR> =
> =20 NameVirtualHost =
> 216.217.90.13<BR> =20 ServerName
> <A=20
> href=3D"http://www.testme.com">www.testme.com</A><BR> &n=
> bsp; =20 DocumentRoot =
> /home/testme_com/html<BR> =20
> ErrorLog =
> /home/testme_com/logs<BR> =20
> TransferLog =
> /home/testme_com/logs<BR> =20
> Options ExecCgi Includes<BR></VirtualHost><BR><BR>I'm getting a =
> 403=20 Forbidden error, after I setup a "virtual" web site the<BR>base
> site no = longer=20 works.<BR><BR>I've been following the Apache (Second
> Edition) book by=20 O'Reilly<BR><BR></FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>
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