i have a (REALLY) simple website config on Apache2 (on a Mountain Lion Mac Os X) :
ServerName myServerName
Directory /myDirectory/myWebsite
i graceful’d Apache and all i get is a 403.
Didn’t work even after changing permissions 777 on all files and folders of my website.
But, when i “ls -l” the files, i get the following permissions :
(for directory)
drwxrwxrwx@
The only difference is the “@”, but i can’t find what it means (not sure it’s properly processed when googled); can anyone please tell me what the “@” stands for ?
FYI, files are “real files”, not aliases or symbolic links, and i have other websites running properly on the same server (but without the “@”).
Thx
@ means file has extended attributes. Display them using ls -l@. Read ls man page here.