Apache 2... Virtual Host

[jaymc]

Ok well ive switched from Apache 1.3 to version 2

Im having to edit the confs raw to get it working again.... and one thing im stuck on is virtual host

See i have this for a virtual host

<VirtualHost djjonzy.jmchost.net:80>
ServerAlias djjonzy.jmchost.net
DocumentRoot /home/djjonzy/public_html
ServerName www.djjonzy.jmchost.net
<Directory "/home/djjonzy/public_html">
allow from all
Options +Indexes
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>

But when i access it it says 403 permission denied... Now this happened with a few of the other virtual hosts i implemented, but was quickly fixed when i CHMOD the entire dir an sub dirs of the user folder to 755

Ive done the same to this one, but it just wont work !!! ive also tried 766 and 777 but when i do that it just takes me to the CENT OS test page

now this is wierd because the CHMOD of the folder before aopache 2 was already 766....so i dont understand

Any ideas...

[chirpy]

You're pretty much on your own since you're running something that isn't compatible with cPanel at present.

[jaymc]

I understand that, but im sure most of you guys have ventured down the road of Apache 2

And im sure the problem isnt completlely reliant on Apache 2 experience...

[chirpy]

Then this isn't the appropriate forum for such issues since it isn't cPanel related. I would suggest that you try out an apache 2 support forum for such issues until such time as it's supported in cPanel.

[jaymc]

Well i went to their FAQ, and was advised to check error log, so i have and this seem to be the problem

Failed loading /usr/local/Zend/lib/ZendExtensionManager.so: /usr/local/Zend/lib/ZendExtensionManager.so: undefined symbol: zend_extensions
[Wed Jan 04 04:20:39 2006] [notice] caught SIGTERM, shutting down

The file ZendExtensionManager.so does exist in side of /usr/local/Zend/lib By the way

[OnepaTop3BM]

Are u sure u really need that Zend stuff? U better disable it or look for Apache2-compatible ZendExtensionManager.so.

[jaymc]

Well ive actually got rid of it now....

but i still get the SIGTERM issue....