OS 6.1.4 apache2 mod_rewrite .htaccess problem

why not creating you own conf file for your http site without touching /etc/apache2/sites_enabled/000-fv-http which could be rewritted after a fw upgrade ?

I created separed apache configuration file for my project

/etc/apache2/sites-enabled/010-nette

That file has following content

root@nas-35-05-E7:/data/www/nette/www# cat /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/010-nette
<Directory /data/www/nette/>
        AllowOverride All
        Options +Indexes
        Order allow,deny
        Allow from all
</Directory>

That file put my .htaccess into action, but it leads to 403 / forbidden. Now playing with permission.

Files in web shared folder must be owned by webserver user. Variables

$[APACHE_RUN_USER]
$[APACHE_RUN_GROUP]

are defined in /etc/apache2/envars so

cat /etc/apache2/envars

tells, that webserver user:group pair on OS6 is admin:admin. Can also be verified by checking running apache2 process

ps -aux | grep apache2

I decided to change webserver user from admin to www-data, so I changed envars from admin to www-data and restarted apache. Files and folders in web shared folder had mixed ownership and permissions, so to be sure, that ewerything is owned by the same user with propper permission, I ran

chown -R www-data
chmod -R 0755

on folder /data/www/nette/, where I need mod_rewrite enable. Still getting 403 / Forbidden