Hello Vikas,
> I have tried several times but while the "httpd" is running I cannot
> access the page from Netscape. It keeps on giving the same error.
> "Access Forbidden.". I modified the DocumentRoot and set it to /root,
> set 777 on root and /root/.htaccess but still it is same "Forbidden"
I don't know what you are trying to do (do you? ;))and which page you are
refering to, but the only thing I have to do to see the Apache testpage on a
client machine is to set a ServerName in /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf on the
server (RH62). The Apache testpage (and the manuals) is then being served from
/home/httpd/html (DocumentRoot). You could put your own web pages here. Your
DirectoryIndex will usually be index.html.
Don't open your root directory like this. This is bad practice, even on a
test system. If you want to play around with access rights use a test
directory. Anyway, HTTP access configuration should be done in httpd.conf.
Bye,
Leonard.
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