Hi,
I think the only thing to configure is to make sure the Apache user has
read access to your data file. Note that they don't need to be
accessible from the web, only readable by the Apache user.
Also note that it is not recommended to put your mapfile in a
web-accessible folder. It should not be web visible, but again readable
by the Apache user.
Julien
On 10-11-02 03:50 PM, David Hildebrand wrote:
I have a map file which produces valid output from the command line but
not as a URL. The map file is located in the htdocs directory but the
data source paths in the map file reference a different drive
altogether. I don’t want to make that drive accessible to the world but
I want the web server to be able to find it. What parameter would I
change in the Apache configuration file to accomplish that?
Thanks.
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