On Fri, Oct 21, 2011 at 6:53 PM, milan tomic wrote:
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> Pete Houston wrote:
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>> Most likely what you are after is the "Alias" directive.
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> Yes, Alias is what I need. But it doesn't work for me. I have this case:
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> DocumentRoot "D:/Dir1/Dir2"
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> ProxyPass http://tomcat1/MainPat
Pete Houston wrote:
Most likely what you are after is the "Alias" directive.
On 21.10.11 10:53, milan tomic wrote:
Yes, Alias is what I need. But it doesn't work for me. I have this case:
DocumentRoot "D:/Dir1/Dir2"
ProxyPass http://tomcat1/MainPath/App1
Alias /MainPath/AL "D:\Dir3\Di
Documentation says:
"Note however sections are run through once before aliases are
performed, so they will apply."
but it doesn say how to fix it :( What should I use instead?
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Pete Houston wrote:
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> Most likely what you are after is the "Alias" directive.
>
Yes, Alias is what I need. But it doesn't work for me. I have this case:
DocumentRoot "D:/Dir1/Dir2"
ProxyPass http://tomcat1/MainPath/App1
Alias /MainPath/AL "D:\Dir3\Dir4"
Order allow,deny
Allo
Most likely what you are after is the "Alias" directive.
Pete
On Fri, Oct 21, 2011 at 12:32:05AM -0700, milan tomic wrote:
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> This is very simple question: what should I do in httpd.conf to map some URL
> to the file system directory? I need something like this:
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> ProxyPass D:\myDir\my
This is very simple question: what should I do in httpd.conf to map some URL
to the file system directory? I need something like this:
ProxyPass D:\myDir\mySubDir
Apache 2.2 on Win 2003 Server. I've been reading , and
documentation and I haven't found any example.
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