Apache 403 error driving me bananas

[suityou01]

It's now working. Not a clue what I did differently. The last thing I did was put "" round the paths and restarted apache. Then it worked. So I took the quotes out and it's still working.

[NickFitz]

It's now working. Not a clue what I did differently. The last thing I did was put "" round the paths and restarted apache. Then it worked. So I took the quotes out and it's still working.

Probably the "restarted Apache" bit - I often make changes to Apache configs, forget to restart it, and wonder why they haven't worked

[eek]

Seems like a typical sc-sk problem....

[suityou01]

Probably the "restarted Apache" bit - I often make changes to Apache configs, forget to restart it, and wonder why they haven't worked

I was restarting apache after every single change.

[northernladuk]

Pbkac imho hth kthxbi

[lilelvis2000]

That's the annoying bit. You get it working and you don't know how.
So next time you have a similar problem...you have no idea how to resolve it.

I wonder if the browser cache was also causing it to appear not to be working? I have that problem when I login to my router. It says it failed when it really hasn't. Just the browser cache F***ing things up.