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This is for all users, their permission settings are correct
(711/755), and their groups are set to "Apache". But after I did
something to the Apache Configuration in X-Windows (couldn't remember
what I did), the Apache server is not working properly.

If the user account DOES exist and index.html IS in their public_html
directories, the requests to http://localhost/~username are
re-directing to netscape search page, (or
http://www.localhost.com/~username - 404 file not found in Galeon).

If the user account DOES NOT exist, it will normally display 404 file
not found message.

Any idea what went wrong? Thank you!

Quote:> hi everyone,

> This is for all users, their permission settings are correct
> (711/755), and their groups are set to "Apache". But after I did
> something to the Apache Configuration in X-Windows (couldn't remember
> what I did), the Apache server is not working properly.

> If the user account DOES exist and index.html IS in their public_html
> directories, the requests to http://localhost/~username are
> re-directing to netscape search page, (or
> http://www.localhost.com/~username - 404 file not found in Galeon).

> If the user account DOES NOT exist, it will normally display 404 file
> not found message.

> Any idea what went wrong? Thank you!

Incomplete URL being redirected.  See apache docs for UseCanonicalName.

Stupid "Smart"browsing in Netscape.  Disable Smartbrowsing and "What's
Related".  However, Netscape 6 does not seem to have any way to kill the
search when you enter what it thinks is not a fully qualified hostname.  
You could always try http://127.0.0.1/~username/ or a different browser.
Or localhost.localdomain or localhost.local, depending upon what is in
your /etc/hosts.  I cannot tell if it only uses DNS because I run my own
DNS.

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