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My understanding is that Don wishes to create some means for users on the
network to be able to access a files in directory on a read only basis. If
I was doing this I would take a different approach to the one proposed by
Don.
My suggestion; Install lighttpd as a web server, lighttpd is fine for
static content. HTTP content is read only by default.
Crete a directory under your web server root directory.
Use the lndir command to create links in the web directory to files in the
source directory. Edit the lighttpd config file to allow directory listing
for this directory.
Tell you users to point their browsers to the URL for the directory and
Robert is your older male relative.
Cheers Ross Drummond
