Ok, I have added a new harddisk to the Linux machine. And i have mounted this
new HardDisk (hdb1) to "/data". Now want to change the DocumentRoot to this
"/data". Changed the DocumentRoot to "/data" in the httpd.conf file. Tried to
restart the httpd. It shows error saying "DocumentRoot should be a Directory".
Is there any way for me to change the document root to this mouted partition.
ravi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Quoting Ravi S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> The new harddisk is the primary slave(hdb). Mounted this hdb1 to
> /home. want to change the document root to /home1 and access the
> start. It says DocumentRoot should be a directory. Is there a way to
am i missing something here? DocumentRoot is /home or /home1 ? and
where is hdb1 mounted?
Also, I hope you changed <Directory /var/www/> .
FWIW why not call it /data, /home is kinda confusing for this, IMHO.
(please use mod_userdir.c and ~/public_html/ if you're actually trying
to provide users with web space)
-im
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