I have red hat linux 7.2, apache 1.3.20, mysql 3.23.40, and
mod_auth_mysql 2.20. I have the correct auth_mysql_info line in my
httpd.conf, and a correctly structured .htaccess file to reference and
look up the user/pass info in the database (trust me). when I hit the
protected directory, the user/pass confirmation box pops up. If I
enter incorrect data, it comes up again for confirmation. But once I
get the correct values, it then gives me a Internal Server Error, with
nothing written to the error_log. Arg! |
Request for Question Clarification by
webadept-ga
on
12 Jun 2002 23:21 PDT
Hi, sounds rather frustrating.
There is the other log, your access_log and it will sometimes collect
minior errors as well. Check that to see if there is anything on the
last few lines..
tail access_log
If there is, post to here again. I'm sure there are a few of us
looking into this for you, and that would help a great deal.
Also, check (I know its set right, but never over look the obvious)
that the error_log is chosen for the domain you are accessing it with
in the httpd.conf file. Just to make sure. I pounded my head on the
desk once for a few hours before checking that one time. It hurt.. a
lot. Sometimes, with Redhat, the real error log is under
/var/log/httpd/error_log, not /usr/local/apache/logs/error_log ...
webadept-ga
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