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stevenmw · 10-29-2012, 10:23 AM

Try

Code:

/images/prince.jpg

I'm pretty sure you don't need the period

If Apache is up and running then the html is the problem.

Make sure the images folder exists, and that it is accessible.

In terminal try to locate the directory named images to make sure you have the right path. I'm not sure where Linux Mint puts the www, but Debian, and Ubuntu put it in /var/www. Fedora puts it in /var/www/html.

So in terminal type the following (change the path to match Linux Mint's)

/var/www/images

Terminal should tell if it is a directory or not. If it is chmod it. I do not know if Linux mint is the same, but in Debian it is

chmod 777 * /path/to/directory

Pick the appropriate permission, and make sure the commands match Linux Min'ts format.

10-29-2012, 10:23 AM	PM User \| #3
stevenmw Regular Coder Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: OK Posts: 446 Thanks: 26 Thanked 30 Times in 30 Posts	Try Code: /images/prince.jpg I'm pretty sure you don't need the period If Apache is up and running then the html is the problem. Make sure the images folder exists, and that it is accessible. In terminal try to locate the directory named images to make sure you have the right path. I'm not sure where Linux Mint puts the www, but Debian, and Ubuntu put it in /var/www. Fedora puts it in /var/www/html. So in terminal type the following (change the path to match Linux Mint's) /var/www/images Terminal should tell if it is a directory or not. If it is chmod it. I do not know if Linux mint is the same, but in Debian it is chmod 777 * /path/to/directory Pick the appropriate permission, and make sure the commands match Linux Min'ts format.