Someone said for you to use file:// ... That works locally, and that may
be what you want. But if you want to be able to access it remotely
through your http://www.somewhere.com/folder_x then I'd suggest using
symlinks..
"man ln" for info, but I think you want:
"ln -s /home/myname/folder_y /main-www-folder/folder_x"
Please forgive me if this isn't right, but I think it should work :-)
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On Thu, 22 Jul 1999, Dominique Desbiens wrote:
> I would like to access some web file as if they are local on my
> computer. Example:
>
> In a html file on my computer I have a link to
> http://www.somewhere.com/folder_x and I would like to click on it and go
> to /home/myname/folder_y on my computer instead.
> I suppose I have to make some kind of aliasing for each such
> address
> that I want to be local on my computer. How can I do that or where can I
> find information for doing that?
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