Please check the apache log in /var/log/apache2/.

Edited by savanweylyn at 2017-2-3 16:24

I've copied the error.log to here:
http://myubuntuserver.duckdns.org/log/errors.txt
I've tried to set DocumentRoot to /media/weylyn1/data/www, but after I couldn't fix the 403 error, i've changed it back to /var/www. But it still complains about that path.

本帖最后由 abcfy2 于 2017-2-5 23:33 编辑

apache use a low permission user named www-data. You should make sure this user has read access to the path at least.

And I find your log contains this:


So your /var/www is a soft link? If so, you must add an option "+FollowSymLinks" to the Directory context, see: https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/mod/core.html#Options

But this option is the default config, if you don't modify the default options, that I think the reason is that your target path does not allow www-data user to read.

Please check the permissions of your path.
Also, if you have any questions, you can also upload your apache2 config in /etc/apache2/.
Then upload the apache2.conf.tar.gz file in your work directory.

/var/www is not a softlink, it's a real folder and is owned by www-data. And it's permissions are [pre]drwxr-xr-x  3 www-data root   4096 febr   2 11:07 www[/pre] so www-data HAS permissions to read it.

Would you please upload your /etc/apache2/ directory? Let me check if you have any config issues.

Also, the /var/log/apache2/ would be helpful.

Edited by savanweylyn at 2017-2-6 14:34
And now it's finally working!