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In case someone else has this same problem, and comes here looking for a solution, I managed to fix the problem with the help of an Apple help desk person. The problem was fixed by issuing a 'changeip' command in the terminal window. Even though I hadn't changed IP's, I *had* turned off a...

I'm with Natobasso. In fact, I'd go so far as to say that if I was subscribed to an email list, and it started sending HTML-laden messages, I'd unsubscribe. The best approach would be to send a link to the HTML version. This is especially true since you have far less reliable HTML display...

Not that I can see, and I have logging at level 'information' turned on. The access log has entries that note that the request was denied, and they typically look like this: 128.123.xxx.xxx - - [14/Feb/2005:12:18:37 -0700] "GET /faulty_directory/somefile.html HTTP/1.1" 403 2931 ...where...

Well, I have AllowOverride on, but there is not an .htaccess file in that directory. And it's not inheriting any weirdness from the parent directory, either, because sibling directories, also without .htaccess files, aren't exhibiting this behavior.

Thanks for the link. That's more info than what I've typically found Googling. Going through the suggestions on that page: * It's obviously not a 'No directory browsing' problem, since it is forbidding specific files, like the CSS file. * The directory is not secured - all casual...

Thanks for the reply. Yeah, I've set all the permissions in the directory so that they're readable by all, like you mentioned. The webserver can read the files - indeed, it often does. The problem is that Apache just randomly decides to forbid or allow access to them, even though the...

aicul is correct. When you say: $_GET['x'] ...it's throwing an error, because there is no 'x' index in $_GET. What you want to do is trap that. Here's what I would do: $page_to_display = isset($_GET['x']) ? $_GET['x'] : 'home'; include( $page_to_display . '.php' ); What this...

I've got an Xserve serving some web sites, and a particular directory in one of the sites is acting really strangely lately. Basically, it's throwing 403 "Forbidden" errors. But it is really inconsistent about it. Sometimes, the HTML page itself will come back 403, presenting the error...