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02-16-04 10:25 AM

Hello,

I have user directories on one machine and then have the webserver on a diff
erent machine. I mapped a network drive to the user directory and thought I 
could setup the userdir to use that mapped network drive. For some reason it
 does not recognize the mapped directory. So my question is how can I get ap
ache to see the user directories on a different machine across the network? 
These are Win2k machines.


Here is what I tried:

Mapped a network drive to user directories. \\Somepc\user mapped to K. So in
 the httpd.conf I set the Userdir to k:/*/public_html.

UserDir "K:/*/public_html"

The error log says can not find file. Here is the kicker, if I set up the sa
me directory structure on the machine that apache runs, then the UserDir wor
ks fine.




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04-29-05 04:35 PM

I have the same problem exactly. I have tried using the UNC address without 
any luck.

UserDir "//computername/sharename/*public_html"

Have you been able to resolve this problem?




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