Hi,
Can I set "Alias" in httpd.conf to point to directory that is not
under the root directory?
Lets say I have folder "A", folder "B" (under "A") and folder "C"
(under "B")
I also have folder "D" (under "A").
My root directory point to folder "C".
Can I set Alias for folder "D" or it will out of scope?
you can set Aliases for any directory available via your filesystem as
the second argument is a directory path, not an URL path. You just need
to set the absolute paths of such directories, i.e. something like
/usr/local/apache2/extra-site-dirs/D instead of just D. I think
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_alias.html#Alias should be
pretty clear about that.
Regards
Sascha
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