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Which version of Virtualmin are you using? If you are using an old version, there may be a bug.
You can fix the problem with:
chmod 750 /home/domainname
Read here http://www.virtualmin.com/index.php?option=com_fireboard&Itemid=77&a...
chmod did not fix it.
I'm running 3.41
the other strange thing I notice is if I explicitly access the index.php file which does exist I get a 404.
Joe, it's showing /home, so I guess we're good on that end.
I think when you installed virtualmin for me you had to reinstall apache.
The logs are not showing anything that I can find. Shoot me an email at carbon8. I can't figure out where this is failing. ;(
Ok, to follow up on this one now that it's been resolved.
Apache was being configured with a private IP address found on eth0. The public IPs on the server were on eth1. Switching that in the Module Configuration:Other Server Settings page, and then using the Change IP Address form to fix it in all of the various configuration files knocked the problem right out.
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Thanks for the help Joe!
Hey Greg,
What's in the error_log (both /var/log/httpd/error_log or /var/log/apache2/error_log and /home/domain/logs/error_log) when you hit the page? That might give us a clue.
For PHP stuff, I'd suspect maybe the wrong Apache version got installed. Ours has suexec rebuilt for the docroot in /home, while the default on most operating systems is somewhere in /var.
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Oh, I didn't mention how to check the apache:
As root, execute:
suexec -V
Then look for "-D AP_DOC_ROOT=". If it's /home, you're good. If not, we'll have to get the right Apache version installed.
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Hello I am having a simualar issue though only when viewing the web page through Virtualmin (it works outside of virtualmin) I did discover that if I run suexec2 -V it returns -D AP_DOC_ROOT="/var/www" I am running on Ubuntu 6.06 and tried to reinstall appache via aptitude with the same results. What am I missing?
I'm having the same issue. It happened after my server froze for no reason. Now all my domains are throwing a 403 Forbidden error.