Jeb Barger wrote:
If you are going to change the base directory for web pages, you should change it in the web server config files. The default setup does not follow symlinks as a security measure. (You would not want a user creating a link to /etc, now would you?)
I have a problem that I'm not sure how to fix. I messed up when I created the mount disk size.
ie, \var\www\html is only 6gigs and \home is 20gigs
This is now causing a problem because I am running out of space on the web side. How can I resize \var\www\html or how do I move it? I changed my httpd.conf to show the web directory in \home\web and I tried creating a symbolic link html to \home\web. Neither of these ideas worked. Any suggestions?
Jeb
If you are more daring, you could shrink the /home partition, and create a new one just for /var/www, and move the web pages there. That way, you could still use the default config files. (Or make it a larger partition, and move /var there.)
Mikkel --
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