FW: PLEASE!!!!!!!! CAN ANYONE HELP ME!!!FW: You don't have permission to access /otrs/index.pl on this server
Adding to this nightmare is the following... 1. I created a directory named /opt/otrs to start things off. 2. I then added a user to the system using "adduser -d /opt/ otrs" by default this created a home directory of "/opt/otrs". 3. I then placed the otrs-xxx.xx..x..x.tar.gz and unzipped it in the /opt/ directory which placed all my otrs files inside the /opt/otrs directory. 4. I added the otrs user to the "www" group in the /etc/group file. 5. I then opend up the SetPermissions.sh file and noticed that it defaults to setting the groups on the otrs files to "nobody", I read that this is good for SUSE linux but not correct for others, so I changed the "nogroup" to "www" in the SetPermissions.sh file. 6. I then ran the "./SetPermissions.sh /opt/otrs otrs www" against the otrs install and directories. 7. So I now have otrs owners and www groups against my directories. 8. If you look in the apache config files I have user "www" and group "www". And I can read to the directories etc. 9. I do not understand what is wrong I keep getting "" 10. Someone please help no one is responding to my posts. -----Original Message----- From: Michael Belz [mailto:mbelz@sky-river.com] Sent: Thursday, July 07, 2005 10:49 AM To: 'otrs@otrs.org' Subject: PLEASE!!!!!!!! CAN ANYONE HELP ME!!!FW: You don't have permission to access /otrs/index.pl on this server. HELP HELP ME RHONDA!! -----Original Message----- From: Michael Belz [mailto:mbelz@sky-river.com] Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 4:42 PM To: Subject: FW: You don't have permission to access /otrs/index.pl on this server. Question is about the post-install apache permissions This is something that I believe needs to be added to the main documentation for FreeBSD users, mainly for Jr. Administrators that are not as savvy as Senior Unix guys. : ) I have seen many questions on this topic but nothing very accurate and concrete. Hopefully by many users adding their input to this post "we" can submit this to the OTRS guys. Software and minimum requirements * OS FreeBSD 5.3 everything is updated and current including CVSUP, ports etc. * Web Server Apache 2.0.54 (default user group is www instead of the wwwrun like older versions.) * Database MySQL 5.0.6 * Perl Perl 5.8.6_2 * PHP Mod Php 4-4.3.11_1 CPAN modules I installed all CPAN modules from the CPAN shell, and also from the BSD ports directories everything worked good, and checked out fine! To make sure I ran the following script! I move to the /opt/otrs/bin/ directory and performed the "otrs.checkModules" script, everything is okay except for Net::LDAP which is not required. (If this is please let me know.) **** "$shell" would be replaced by your shell prompt! Check if all needed modules are installed: ------------------------------------------ $shell:~> perl -cw /opt/otrs/bin/cgi-bin/index.pl /opt/otrs/bin/cgi-bin/index.pl syntax OK $shell:~> perl -cw /opt/otrs/bin/PostMaster.pl /opt/otrs/bin/PostMaster.pl syntax OK $shell:~> everything came back just fine with the ok! Create User I created a user named "otrs", his home dir, is located in /opt/otrs Change the webserver user *) Change the webserver user (normaly wwwrun) to the OTRS user (otrs). [...] User wwwrun [...] User otrs [...] ***By default under Apache2 you will have to use the the www user it no longer supports the wwwrun by default any longer. This is to my understanding. Permissions on web server **this may be where my issue lies. QUICK FYI * I use FreeBSD 5.9 which may have some different steps to follow here. * First off whenever I run the ./SetPermissions.sh script I notice that it changes the groups to "Nobody" is this correct for Freebsd? Even when I put in the parameter or www on the script such as :: Documentation example:: bserver with wwwrun user (e. g. SuSE): "SetPermissions.sh /opt/otrs otrs wwwrun" * Keep in mind I change this to the following :: Webserver with www user (FreeBSD) SetPermissions.sh /opt/otrs otrs www * Im not sure if this is correct what I am trying to tell the system is that I want otrs user and www group. After the script is ran it shows otrs as user and nobody as group is this correct? I have also tried this with www user and www groups which is the apache default. * I have ran the script many many times changing between the www user and the otrs user and different groups from otrs, apache, and www, to no avail. I have also performed chgrp -R on all directories to www, and otrs, and nobody and chown -R and chmod -R 755 against all left everything wide open and I still have not permission, changed permissions on everything manually and will not open at all. Finally The error logs say client denied by server???????? When I go to run the index.pl or the installer.pl I get the following::: Forbidden You don't have permission to access /otrs/index.pl on this server. _____ Apache/2.0.54 (FreeBSD) PHP/4.3.11 Server at 192.168.1.238 Port 80 Please help if there is someone that knows anything more!
This sounds like an apache configuration issue. Read the part about configuring apache in the docs, or attach your apache configuration and maybe we can spot where it's wrong. Michael Belz wrote:
Adding to this nightmare is the following…..
1. I created a directory named /opt/otrs to start things off. 2. I then added a user to the system using “adduser –d /opt/ otrs” by default this created a home directory of “/opt/otrs”. 3. I then placed the otrs-xxx.xx..x..x.tar.gz and unzipped it in the /opt/ directory which placed all my otrs files inside the /opt/otrs directory. 4. I added the otrs user to the “www” group in the /etc/group file. 5. I then opend up the SetPermissions.sh file and noticed that it defaults to setting the groups on the otrs files to “nobody”, I read that this is good for SUSE linux but not correct for others, so I changed the “nogroup” to “www” in the SetPermissions.sh file. 6. I then ran the “./SetPermissions.sh /opt/otrs otrs www” against the otrs install and directories. 7. So I now have otrs owners and www groups against my directories. 8. If you look in the apache config files I have user “www” and group “www”. And I can read to the directories etc. 9. I do not understand what is wrong I keep getting “” 10. Someone please help no one is responding to my posts.
-----Original Message----- *From:* Michael Belz [mailto:mbelz@sky-river.com] *Sent:* Thursday, July 07, 2005 10:49 AM *To:* 'otrs@otrs.org' *Subject:* PLEASE!!!!!!!! CAN ANYONE HELP ME!!!FW: You don't have permission to access /otrs/index.pl on this server.
HELP HELP ME RHONDA!!
-----Original Message----- *From:* Michael Belz [mailto:mbelz@sky-river.com] *Sent:* Tuesday, July 05, 2005 4:42 PM *To:* *Subject:* FW: You don't have permission to access /otrs/index.pl on this server.
*Question is about the post-install apache permissions*
This is something that I believe needs to be added to the main documentation for FreeBSD users, mainly for Jr. Administrators that are not as savvy as Senior Unix guys. : )
I have seen many questions on this topic but nothing very accurate and concrete. Hopefully by many users adding their input to this post “we” can submit this to the OTRS guys.
*_Software and minimum requirements_*
* *OS *
FreeBSD 5.3 everything is updated and current including CVSUP, ports etc.
* *Web Server *
Apache 2.0.54 (default user group is www instead of the wwwrun like older versions.)
* *Database *
MySQL 5.0.6
* *Perl*
Perl 5.8.6_2
* *PHP*
Mod Php 4-4.3.11_1
*_CPAN modules_*
*_ _*
I installed all CPAN modules from the CPAN shell, and also from the BSD ports directories everything worked good, and checked out fine! To make sure I ran the following script!
I move to the/ /*/opt/otrs/bin/*/ /directory and performed the “otrs.checkModules” script, everything is okay except for Net::LDAP which is not required.
(If this is please let me know.)
**** ”$shell” would be replaced by your shell prompt!
Check if all needed modules are installed:
------------------------------------------
$shell:~> perl -cw /opt/otrs/bin/cgi-bin/index.pl
/opt/otrs/bin/cgi-bin/index.pl syntax OK
$shell:~> perl -cw /opt/otrs/bin/PostMaster.pl
/opt/otrs/bin/PostMaster.pl syntax OK
$shell:~>
everything came back just fine with the ok!
*_Create User_*
I created a user named *“otrs”*, his home dir, is located in */opt/otrs *
*_Change the webserver user_*
_ _
*) Change the webserver user (normaly wwwrun) to the OTRS user (otrs).
[...]
User wwwrun
[...]
User otrs
[...]
/***By default under Apache2 you will have to use the the www user it no longer supports the wwwrun by default any longer. This is to my understanding./
*Permissions on web server*
**this may be where my issue lies.
*QUICK FYI*
* *
* I use FreeBSD 5.9 which may have some different steps to follow here.
* First off whenever I run the ./SetPermissions.sh script I notice that it changes the groups to “Nobody” is this correct for Freebsd? Even when I put in the parameter or www on the script such as ::
Documentation example::
bserver with wwwrun user (e. g. SuSE): "SetPermissions.sh /opt/otrs otrs wwwrun"
* Keep in mind I change this to the following ::
Webserver with www user (FreeBSD) SetPermissions.sh /opt/otrs otrs www
* Im not sure if this is correct what I am trying to tell the system is that I want otrs user and www group. After the script is ran it shows otrs as user and nobody as group is this correct? I have also tried this with www user and www groups which is the apache default.
* I have ran the script many many times changing between the www user and the otrs user and different groups from otrs, apache, and www, to no avail. I have also performed chgrp –R on all directories to www, and otrs, and nobody and chown –R and chmod –R 755 against all left everything wide open and I still have not permission, changed permissions on everything manually and will not open at all.
*Finally *
* The error logs say client denied by server????????*
* When I go to run the index.pl or the installer.pl I get the following:::*
* *
* *
* *
*Forbidden*
You don't have permission to access /otrs/index.pl on this server.
------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Apache/2.0.54 (FreeBSD) PHP/4.3.11 Server at /192.168.1.238 Port 80
* *
Please help if there is someone that knows anything more!
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Jeremy there is my httpd.conf file, the only areas I changed were the script alias and script sections to point to the otrs directories for web display. -----Original Message----- From: otrs-bounces@otrs.org [mailto:otrs-bounces@otrs.org] On Behalf Of Jeremy Blain Sent: Thursday, July 07, 2005 12:52 PM To: User questions and discussions about OTRS.org Subject: Re: [otrs] FW: PLEASE!!!!!!!! CAN ANYONE HELP ME!!!FW: You don'thave permission to access /otrs/index.pl on this server This sounds like an apache configuration issue. Read the part about configuring apache in the docs, or attach your apache configuration and maybe we can spot where it's wrong. Michael Belz wrote:
Adding to this nightmare is the following ..
1. I created a directory named /opt/otrs to start things off. 2. I then added a user to the system using adduser d /opt/ otrs by default this created a home directory of /opt/otrs. 3. I then placed the otrs-xxx.xx..x..x.tar.gz and unzipped it in the /opt/ directory which placed all my otrs files inside the /opt/otrs directory. 4. I added the otrs user to the www group in the /etc/group file. 5. I then opend up the SetPermissions.sh file and noticed that it defaults to setting the groups on the otrs files to nobody, I read that this is good for SUSE linux but not correct for others, so I changed the nogroup to www in the SetPermissions.sh file. 6. I then ran the ./SetPermissions.sh /opt/otrs otrs www against the otrs install and directories. 7. So I now have otrs owners and www groups against my directories. 8. If you look in the apache config files I have user www and group www. And I can read to the directories etc. 9. I do not understand what is wrong I keep getting 10. Someone please help no one is responding to my posts.
-----Original Message----- *From:* Michael Belz [mailto:mbelz@sky-river.com] *Sent:* Thursday, July 07, 2005 10:49 AM *To:* 'otrs@otrs.org' *Subject:* PLEASE!!!!!!!! CAN ANYONE HELP ME!!!FW: You don't have permission to access /otrs/index.pl on this server.
HELP HELP ME RHONDA!!
-----Original Message----- *From:* Michael Belz [mailto:mbelz@sky-river.com] *Sent:* Tuesday, July 05, 2005 4:42 PM *To:* *Subject:* FW: You don't have permission to access /otrs/index.pl on this server.
*Question is about the post-install apache permissions*
This is something that I believe needs to be added to the main documentation for FreeBSD users, mainly for Jr. Administrators that are not as savvy as Senior Unix guys. : )
I have seen many questions on this topic but nothing very accurate and
concrete. Hopefully by many users adding their input to this post we
can submit this to the OTRS guys.
*_Software and minimum requirements_*
* *OS *
FreeBSD 5.3 everything is updated and current including CVSUP, ports etc.
* *Web Server *
Apache 2.0.54 (default user group is www instead of the wwwrun like older versions.)
* *Database *
MySQL 5.0.6
* *Perl*
Perl 5.8.6_2
* *PHP*
Mod Php 4-4.3.11_1
*_CPAN modules_*
*_ _*
I installed all CPAN modules from the CPAN shell, and also from the BSD ports directories everything worked good, and checked out fine! To
make sure I ran the following script!
I move to the/ /*/opt/otrs/bin/*/ /directory and performed the otrs.checkModules script, everything is okay except for Net::LDAP which is not required.
(If this is please let me know.)
**** $shell would be replaced by your shell prompt!
Check if all needed modules are installed:
------------------------------------------
$shell:~> perl -cw /opt/otrs/bin/cgi-bin/index.pl
/opt/otrs/bin/cgi-bin/index.pl syntax OK
$shell:~> perl -cw /opt/otrs/bin/PostMaster.pl
/opt/otrs/bin/PostMaster.pl syntax OK
$shell:~>
everything came back just fine with the ok!
*_Create User_*
I created a user named *otrs*, his home dir, is located in */opt/otrs *
*_Change the webserver user_*
_ _
*) Change the webserver user (normaly wwwrun) to the OTRS user (otrs).
[...]
User wwwrun
[...]
User otrs
[...]
/***By default under Apache2 you will have to use the the www user it no longer supports the wwwrun by default any longer. This is to my understanding./
*Permissions on web server*
**this may be where my issue lies.
*QUICK FYI*
* *
* I use FreeBSD 5.9 which may have some different steps to follow here.
* First off whenever I run the ./SetPermissions.sh script I notice that it changes the groups to Nobody is this correct for Freebsd? Even when I put in the parameter or www on the script such as ::
Documentation example::
bserver with wwwrun user (e. g. SuSE): "SetPermissions.sh /opt/otrs otrs wwwrun"
* Keep in mind I change this to the following ::
Webserver with www user (FreeBSD) SetPermissions.sh /opt/otrs otrs www
* Im not sure if this is correct what I am trying to tell the system is that I want otrs user and www group. After the script is ran it shows otrs as user and nobody as group is this correct? I have also tried this with www user and www groups which is the apache default.
* I have ran the script many many times changing between the www user and the otrs user and different groups from otrs, apache, and www, to no avail. I have also performed chgrp R on all directories to www, and otrs, and nobody and chown R and chmod R 755 against all left everything wide open and I still have not permission, changed permissions on everything manually and will not open at all.
*Finally *
* The error logs say client denied by server????????*
* When I go to run the index.pl or the installer.pl I get the following:::*
* *
* *
* *
*Forbidden*
You don't have permission to access /otrs/index.pl on this server.
/Apache/2.0.54 (FreeBSD) PHP/4.3.11 Server at /192.168.1.238 Port 80
* *
Please help if there is someone that knows anything more!
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Hi, also let me see your Config.pm please. Thanks and best regards, Christian On Thu, Jul 07, 2005 at 03:52:21PM -0400, Jeremy Blain wrote:
This sounds like an apache configuration issue. Read the part about configuring apache in the docs, or attach your apache configuration and maybe we can spot where it's wrong.
Michael Belz wrote:
Adding to this nightmare is the following?..
1. I created a directory named /opt/otrs to start things off. 2. I then added a user to the system using ?adduser ?d /opt/ otrs? by default this created a home directory of ?/opt/otrs?. 3. I then placed the otrs-xxx.xx..x..x.tar.gz and unzipped it in the /opt/ directory which placed all my otrs files inside the /opt/otrs directory. 4. I added the otrs user to the ?www? group in the /etc/group file. 5. I then opend up the SetPermissions.sh file and noticed that it defaults to setting the groups on the otrs files to ?nobody?, I read that this is good for SUSE linux but not correct for others, so I changed the ?nogroup? to ?www? in the SetPermissions.sh file. 6. I then ran the ?./SetPermissions.sh /opt/otrs otrs www? against the otrs install and directories. 7. So I now have otrs owners and www groups against my directories. 8. If you look in the apache config files I have user ?www? and group ?www?. And I can read to the directories etc. 9. I do not understand what is wrong I keep getting ?? 10. Someone please help no one is responding to my posts.
-----Original Message----- *From:* Michael Belz [mailto:mbelz@sky-river.com] *Sent:* Thursday, July 07, 2005 10:49 AM *To:* 'otrs@otrs.org' *Subject:* PLEASE!!!!!!!! CAN ANYONE HELP ME!!!FW: You don't have permission to access /otrs/index.pl on this server.
HELP HELP ME RHONDA!!
-----Original Message----- *From:* Michael Belz [mailto:mbelz@sky-river.com] *Sent:* Tuesday, July 05, 2005 4:42 PM *To:* *Subject:* FW: You don't have permission to access /otrs/index.pl on this server.
*Question is about the post-install apache permissions*
This is something that I believe needs to be added to the main documentation for FreeBSD users, mainly for Jr. Administrators that are not as savvy as Senior Unix guys. : )
I have seen many questions on this topic but nothing very accurate and concrete. Hopefully by many users adding their input to this post ?we? can submit this to the OTRS guys.
*_Software and minimum requirements_*
* *OS *
FreeBSD 5.3 everything is updated and current including CVSUP, ports etc.
* *Web Server *
Apache 2.0.54 (default user group is www instead of the wwwrun like older versions.)
* *Database *
MySQL 5.0.6
* *Perl*
Perl 5.8.6_2
* *PHP*
Mod Php 4-4.3.11_1
*_CPAN modules_*
*_ _*
I installed all CPAN modules from the CPAN shell, and also from the BSD ports directories everything worked good, and checked out fine! To make sure I ran the following script!
I move to the/ /*/opt/otrs/bin/*/ /directory and performed the ?otrs.checkModules? script, everything is okay except for Net::LDAP which is not required.
(If this is please let me know.)
**** ?$shell? would be replaced by your shell prompt!
Check if all needed modules are installed:
------------------------------------------
$shell:~> perl -cw /opt/otrs/bin/cgi-bin/index.pl
/opt/otrs/bin/cgi-bin/index.pl syntax OK
$shell:~> perl -cw /opt/otrs/bin/PostMaster.pl
/opt/otrs/bin/PostMaster.pl syntax OK
$shell:~>
everything came back just fine with the ok!
*_Create User_*
I created a user named *?otrs?*, his home dir, is located in */opt/otrs *
*_Change the webserver user_*
_ _
*) Change the webserver user (normaly wwwrun) to the OTRS user (otrs).
[...]
User wwwrun
[...]
User otrs
[...]
/***By default under Apache2 you will have to use the the www user it no longer supports the wwwrun by default any longer. This is to my understanding./
*Permissions on web server*
**this may be where my issue lies.
*QUICK FYI*
* *
* I use FreeBSD 5.9 which may have some different steps to follow here.
* First off whenever I run the ./SetPermissions.sh script I notice that it changes the groups to ?Nobody? is this correct for Freebsd? Even when I put in the parameter or www on the script such as ::
Documentation example::
bserver with wwwrun user (e. g. SuSE): "SetPermissions.sh /opt/otrs otrs wwwrun"
* Keep in mind I change this to the following ::
Webserver with www user (FreeBSD) SetPermissions.sh /opt/otrs otrs www
* Im not sure if this is correct what I am trying to tell the system is that I want otrs user and www group. After the script is ran it shows otrs as user and nobody as group is this correct? I have also tried this with www user and www groups which is the apache default.
* I have ran the script many many times changing between the www user and the otrs user and different groups from otrs, apache, and www, to no avail. I have also performed chgrp ?R on all directories to www, and otrs, and nobody and chown ?R and chmod ?R 755 against all left everything wide open and I still have not permission, changed permissions on everything manually and will not open at all.
*Finally *
* The error logs say client denied by server????????*
* When I go to run the index.pl or the installer.pl I get the following:::*
* *
* *
* *
*Forbidden*
You don't have permission to access /otrs/index.pl on this server.
------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Apache/2.0.54 (FreeBSD) PHP/4.3.11 Server at /192.168.1.238 Port 80
* *
Please help if there is someone that knows anything more!
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