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Chortle
Oct 23, 2012Aspirant
403 Forbidden Error
I'm using a ReadyNAS Duo v2 and have installed PHP & SQL successfully.
1. I created a share called "www"
2. I forwarded http access using the admin panel "http" button to this share.
3. On the shares menu I enabled http access as well.
4. I can happily access any file placed directly into the "www" folder (such as index.html, index.php) using the URL http://[MY-NAS-IP]/www/
HOWEVER
5. If a file is placed in a subfolder it becomes inaccessible. For example my "/www/php/" folder holds 'index.php' placed in the root of the share (ie. /www/) it displays. Places in a subfolder it wont.
My first thought was it's a permissions issue but using ssh I was able to chmod the files.
Any suggestions about what might be going wrong would be fantastic
1. I created a share called "www"
2. I forwarded http access using the admin panel "http" button to this share.
3. On the shares menu I enabled http access as well.
4. I can happily access any file placed directly into the "www" folder (such as index.html, index.php) using the URL http://[MY-NAS-IP]/www/
HOWEVER
5. If a file is placed in a subfolder it becomes inaccessible. For example my "/www/php/" folder holds 'index.php' placed in the root of the share (ie. /www/) it displays. Places in a subfolder it wont.
My first thought was it's a permissions issue but using ssh I was able to chmod the files.
chmod -R 777 /www/php/
Any suggestions about what might be going wrong would be fantastic
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- ChortleAspirantA weird addition to this problem...
I found that using my browser I could view and Index of my readynas (ie browse through folders and files).
Here's the bizare part the only folder NOT displaying is my /www/php/
It simply doesn't appear in the index almost like it doesn't exist! But when I go to CIFS/AFP or ssh root and ls -al it's definately there!
is this likely to be a .htaccess issue?
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