OK, finally moving over to local dev in our office, with subversion
(yeah!), but running into a snag. We are attempting to setup our dev
environments as similar as possible to our production environment. We
are using Apache locally, because of the need for concurrent
multi-instance access (a 'siteadmin' instance and a 'site' instance).
The only reason we're using Apache here (aside from the fact that we
like it) instead of IIS is because of IISs limitations in a non-server
version.
Our issue is in part of the Apache config. As in our production
environment, the database server and media server are remote entities.
In production we connect to our media through UNC pathing, with virtual
directory mappings in IIS. In our localized scenario, it seems like we
are supposed to create virtual directories via 'Alias's. Although I have
configured the Alias declarations within the config, and the server
starts without error, I cannot get an 'index' listing of any of these
directories, nor pull up any content. It always gives me a 404 "Not
Found" error. I have tried putting the Aliases at the root and the site
level, without luck in either situation. The rest of the site's contents
are fine (stylesheets, base templates, etc.), it is only content from
these virtual Aliases. An example of the Alias declaration is below (for
future reference, I have tried this with the slashes in the other
direction, two beginning slashes instead of four, with and without
quotation marks, and using a mapped drive letter, all without success)
#Alias for /Images
Alias /Images "\\\\[myremoteserv]\Images"
<Directory "\\\\[myremoteserv]\Images">
Options All
AllowOverride All
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Directory>
The Apache server is set to run as a user who does have access rights to
the remote UNC path (verified). I'm just not getting anything. (Apache
2.0.59) Any help resolving this would be greatly appreciated.
--
Steve "Cutter" Blades
Adobe Certified Professional
Advanced Macromedia ColdFusion MX 7 Developer
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