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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Bob Dowling <rj...@cam.ac.uk> on 2002/08/22 10:36:10 UTC
Re: UserDir without the tilde
> You need to give more details about what your configuration looks like.
The Apache system is being put together now, so it can look like
whatever it needs to.
We have c. 35,000 registered users which change by a few users daily,
with big 5,000 user changes once a year and medium sized (c. 1,000
users) changes once a quarter. We are using the Novell nwhdir.c module
to extract home directory locations from the NDS.
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Re: UserDir without the tilde
Posted by Joshua Slive <jo...@slive.ca>.
Bob Dowling wrote:
>>You need to give more details about what your configuration looks like.
>
>
> The Apache system is being put together now, so it can look like
> whatever it needs to.
>
> We have c. 35,000 registered users which change by a few users daily,
> with big 5,000 user changes once a year and medium sized (c. 1,000
> users) changes once a quarter. We are using the Novell nwhdir.c module
> to extract home directory locations from the NDS.
I don't know anything about nwhdir.c, so I can't help you with that.
But the first thing you need to consider is: do you need to also serve
content from the document root (outside of the home directories)? If
so, how are you going to differentiate between a request for the
document root and a request for the home directories if you don't use
the ~ or any other string?
Joshua.
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