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server-status needs "r" access to DocumentRoot directory
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server-status needs "r" access to DocumentRoot directory
------- Additional Comments From wrowe@apache.org 2002-09-23 16:22 -------
Did you enable Multiviews in your document root? If Multiviews are
enabled but fail, Apache takes a very hard line and possibly won't
serve the request at all. This change was made to prevent folks walking
around the Multiview'ed index.html.xx files and receiving an autoindexed
listing. However, the behavior is probably -too- strict if an explicit
<location > handler is assigned. I will try to get some research into
this early next month.
Please disable Multiviews in your docroot and see if the request can be
served. And recognize this isn't a bug --- Multiviews MUST read the
directory in order to determine what variants are available. You can
always use typemap files to provide explicit lists while continuing to
deny read access, although the user must request the variant map
explicitly (or you can rewrite the index.html request to index.html.var).
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