Hi all,
I've installed mantis.noarch and mantis-config-httpd.noarch packages. The problem is I always get the same error in Apache:.
You don't have permission to access /mantis on this server.
It's curious 'cause:
* I work in localhost mode and I've running drupal site and phpMyAdmin without problems. So, Apache works fine. * I've created mantis ddbb according the docs without any problems (mysql -u<user> ... bla bla).In fact, the database is available from phpMyAdmin and from mysql client. * I've check the httpd.conf file and it includes the line
Include conf.d/*.conf
so the /etc/httpd/conf.d/mantis.conf is available. * I've created the config_ini.php file and modified it with correct database parameters. * I've cheched (and fixed) the mantis.conf file sintaxis.
More info: [root@localhost ~]# rpm -qi mysql | grep Version Version : 5.0.22 Vendor: http://centos.org [root@localhost ~]# rpm -qi httpd | grep Version Version : 2.0.52 Vendor: CentOS [root@localhost ~]# rpm -qi php | grep Version Version : 5.1.6 Vendor: CentOS
TIA.
perhaps a question for the repo / packager who's done the pkgs you are using ?
Well... [jordi@localhost ~]$ rpm -qi mantis | grep Packager Packager : Karanbir Singh kbsingh@karan.org
I understand you think a private mail to you (the packager) is the best way to solve the question. ¿Am I right?
Jordi Espasa Clofent wrote:
perhaps a question for the repo / packager who's done the pkgs you are using ?
Well... [jordi@localhost ~]$ rpm -qi mantis | grep Packager Packager : Karanbir Singh kbsingh@karan.org
I understand you think a private mail to you (the packager) is the best way to solve the question. ¿Am I right?
you will find the lines :
Allow from localhost
in the .conf, adapt to taste. Btw, a mantisbt update coming in a day or so. ( will be yum updateable )
- KB