Jim,
You still aren't being very clear. In addition to Jesse's requests,
what are the mount options you have set for your Samba mount.
The more thorough and detailed you are, the better the resolution will
be :-). I am not even sure what OS you have Apache configured on and
what version of Apach
Hi Jim,
I missed this response earlier - sorry.
Could you please send the line from your conf file where you set the
DocumentRoot?
Also, the log you sent is an apache access log - is there any
information in the apache error log when you start up the server with
the samba DocumentRoot?
As
Jesse,
Sorry for not being clear:
I am trying to use a Samba mounted filesystem as my DocumentRoot. I get
the Apache test page telling me I have a problem with my Documentroot
when I access the URL in the client browser. I don't see any error
messages in the Windows logfile. Below is the
Hi Jim,
The only kind of filesystem anyone would ever use for a DocumentRoot was
one which was mounted. By "mounted", do you mean that it's NFS? Samba?
Automount of one of these?
Also, none of us can really tell you any specifics without details of
what your problem is. What kind of erro
Hello,
Sorry if I have overlooked the answer in the archives but:
I've tried to use a mounted file system for my DocumentRoot to no avail.
Is there a way to do this?
Thanks for any feedback!
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