Tried that didn't work :(
First of all, can you even alias a mapped network drive? I don't want to be scratching my head over something that's not possible to do.
I don't get error when I tried to do that because, Apache doesn't even start up when I put the mapped drive in.
As the title says, can you alias netowrk drives? Im just trying to access some folders that are loacated on my other computer. I mapped the drive, and just put the drive in, but apache won't just start up.
Alias /Songs/ "E:/Songs"
<Directory "E:/Songs">
Options Indexes MultiViews...
hmm, can you elaborate on that a little please. Assign what as static, and how would I do that? I can google it, so need to go into the details, just the overview of it.
Thanks for the quick reply
well lol anyone have any idea how to resolve this. I also tried using DBM instead of the htpasswd way, I get the same exact error. So im thinking it has nothing to do with how i've set it up, but something else I have to add into it?
Error:
configuration error: couldn't check access. No...
hi, came here to post a question just like this, but a little different.
How can I install apache on 2 different computers that's networked with just a crossover cable. No routers or anything. I installed it and everything as normal, but the ip address I dont' get. I go ipconfig, and I only...
Hi,
As some of you might know Im running apache on windows. And I have a huge error, and access page. The problem is that, its so much errors are logged in, but my usual intrent activity is being logged in there for some odd reason. It looks like the IE temporary folder.
Is this normal? if it...
When I do that I get a whole different error msg.
[Wed Nov 10 20:14:59 2004] [crit] [client ip] configuration error: couldn't check access. No groups file?: /Episodes/, referer:
This is the same error I got a while back lol. If you scroll up you'd see it.
I have googled this soo many...
Hi, back to this problem :(
I had this working for one user, even though I wanted it for multiple users in the beginning. Now it came back to bite me in the @$$.
I couldn't get this working for single user nor multiple users because of the absolute path. Now I can't get multiple user logins to...
Is there a way to make people register and login with apache to access a folder?
I created a password file and everything to protect a folder, but to let some people in, I have to tell them the password and username. Gets annoying after a while.
Can you do this with apache? Or need a perl...
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