On Mar 22, 2007, at 11:53 AM, Medland, Paul (QuickWire) wrote:
Thanks Aparajita,
Note that I am having success pointing to a different volume.
Can these different volumes be on different servers? Perhaps you
could
proved a syntax example for the ini file.
and
On Mar 22, 2007, at 5:16 AM, Aparajita Fishman wrote:
The ones I listed are outside the web root and in fact in some
cases are local hard drives. On Mac OS X, you should be able to
reference a mounted external volume (called "external") like so:
<boot volume>/external
Has anyone ever done this? I've tried to access a mounted volume
through and alias (in safe doc) and always get a file error,
Volume is locked by an application, or something.
What platform?
Okay I've tried about everything I could think off with the ini file
to reference a mounted folder on our static apache web server.
I've tried:
/volumes/ServerHD/Library/WebServer/Documents/pdfs
/ServerHD/Library/WebServer/Documents/pdfs
Put an alias to the pdfs directory in the web. (also tried ln -s from
command line) If I try to access it I get "Forbidden". (I/O error
with symbolic link). I think got closer the last time I tried this,
but forgot what that was.
Seems there are a few of us puzzled by how you can access a mounted
volume.
Mac OS X 10.4.8
4d 2003.x (latest) as web server, running on 4d Client.
Is it 2003 that is stopping me?
Steve Alex
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