"No human being has the right, under *any* circumstances, to initiate force against another human being, nor to advocate or delegate its initiation."
Make sure that the user the web server runs under (usually www-data) has > read permission on /mnt/extra/www. > > A. > Thanks for the replies, A and A! I always run as root (valuing convenience over pseudo... I mean, sudo protection). So I changed the user and group in Cherokee's admin to root, and it worked! I can access the html files in the vfat partition. I'm at home now, tinkering with this (the server is a small computer). I can access the pages from my home machine on my home LAN, but I also run as root with that machine. Should my students (all logged on as "user") be able to fetch the pages as well? Lane
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