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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Jose Adriano Baltieri <ja...@unimep.br> on 2006/07/31 16:37:11 UTC
[users@httpd] Aliasing to NetWare Files
I'm running Apache 2.0.58 on a Windows XP PRO box. On Windows, some
drive letters (R: for instance) are mapped to a Novell Netware file
system. I'm also using Novell Netware Client 4.90 SP2.
Then, I'm trying to define some aliases to local drives (C:) and others
to remote drives (R:). Local drives aliases are working OK but, remote
drives, that is, aliases to Novell Netware drives are not.
Is there some trick or some module I'm missing ? Do you have a similar
setup ? Does it work or is it really a problem ?
Just in case you want to see my configuration file, get it from here,
will you ?
http://www.des.online.unimep.br/au/pub/apache1.conf
Thanks in advance 4 your support !
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Obrigado,
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Re: [users@httpd] Aliasing to NetWare Files
Posted by Jose Adriano Baltieri <ja...@unimep.br>.
Neil A. Hillard wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> Never having run Apache on Windows, I'd have a guess that the drives are
> mapped for the logged in user and not the service. Therefore Apache
> cannot reference the drives in question.
>
That's it. I ran Apache as console mode and it worked fine.
However, now I have another problem : since I'm coming from a Windows
culture, where uppercase/lowercase are irrelevant, I have many aliases
wrotten in mixed cases.
IOW, developers never payed attention to this and I have very different
spellings for the same alias.
Any hints no that ? Will I have to review all of my pages to standardize
the case ?
> You may be able to map the drives for the system but I'll leave it up to
> someone else to advise on that (if it is possible).
>
>
> Neil.
>
>
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Obrigado,
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DTI - CENTRO - UNIMEP - Universidade Metodista de Piracicaba
PIRACICABA - SP - Brasil - Fone : (19) 3124-1858
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Re: [users@httpd] Aliasing to NetWare Files
Posted by "Neil A. Hillard" <ne...@agustawestland.com>.
Hi,
Jose Adriano Baltieri wrote:
> I'm running Apache 2.0.58 on a Windows XP PRO box. On Windows, some
> drive letters (R: for instance) are mapped to a Novell Netware file
> system. I'm also using Novell Netware Client 4.90 SP2.
>
> Then, I'm trying to define some aliases to local drives (C:) and others
> to remote drives (R:). Local drives aliases are working OK but, remote
> drives, that is, aliases to Novell Netware drives are not.
>
> Is there some trick or some module I'm missing ? Do you have a similar
> setup ? Does it work or is it really a problem ?
>
> Just in case you want to see my configuration file, get it from here,
> will you ?
>
> http://www.des.online.unimep.br/au/pub/apache1.conf
>
> Thanks in advance 4 your support !
Never having run Apache on Windows, I'd have a guess that the drives are
mapped for the logged in user and not the service. Therefore Apache
cannot reference the drives in question.
You may be able to map the drives for the system but I'll leave it up to
someone else to advise on that (if it is possible).
Neil.
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Neil Hillard hillardn@whl.co.uk
Westland Helicopters Ltd. http://www.whl.co.uk/
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views of Westland Helicopters Ltd.
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