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------- Additional Comments From malincog@hotmail.com 2005-03-09 17:26 -------
I am having the same problem in 2.0.53 on WinXP. The problem is accurately
described in this developer thread:
http://hypermail.linklord.com/new-httpd.old/2002/Jun/index.html#176
There are several bugs logged against this albeit some may be permission issues:
31897
20277
33329
Here is my setup:
# if uncommented next 2 lines work when run as a service
#Alias /attachments/ //networkserver/group/docs/attachments/
#<Directory //networkserver/group/docs/attachments >
# this doesnt work as a service but it does in a console.
# Note: W is mapped to "docs" on \\networkserver\group
Alias /attachments/ "W:/attachments/"
<Directory "W:/attachments" >
...
I have run the service as myself, administrator, LocalService. and I and the
administrator have access to W:. What permissions might the console have that I
wouldn't have or is this really a bug?
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