On Fri, 24 May 2002 22:59:13 -0700 James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Actually pretty easy. cd to /var/www/html move any index.xxx files to > index.xxx.old then put the files you want to share in this directory. > voila when people go to http://your.ip.number they get a list of files > and can then http them down.(the old right click save as routine) > Quick and dirty. The default action in apache et all is that when the > index files aren't there just give a list of what is. > > James >
OK James you piqued my intellectual stupidity switch. I"m going to try this idea (however hare-brained I think it is :), and let the list know I guess. Caveat: if i come screaming back here to the list with no hair left its all YOUR fault ;p Question: The drive all the info is on is a FAT32 30GB partition of a 60GB drive. You said i should dump all teh files into a directory (/var/www/html) yet I know they won't fit in here because my Linux partition is only 10GB total. So...is there a way to point apache or something to that drives directory & tell it to serve files from where they are now? That is: My mp3 directory is on /hdb1/mp3. Will apache be able to find/point to<?> that directory & just show users to that directory when they login? Let them d/l their files, logoff. As I cannot put all those mp3's on my linux partition thats the best idea I have. Any help? :) Thx Femme
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