[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi Joshua,
>
> I am using Apache::ASP module for my web site. Say, my
> documentroot is set to /web/htdocs. Under this dir, I have
> several sub directories (say, abc, xyz etc.). Each of these
> sub-directories are supposed to be working as separate
> applications. Currently, I am not using VirtualHosts or
> .htaccess file.
> My question is: Can I use global.asa in each of these sub-
> directories *without* using .htaccess file (where I would be
> declaring the StateDir variable normally)? The "Global"
> variable in my httpd.conf file is set to "."
> My concern is that if I do not set the StateDir variable for
> each application and use global.asa in one, will it mess up
> the other applications?? I don't want to use .htaccess as it
> slows down the application quite a bit.
>
> You have solved my global.asa problems before also! Thanks
> in advance :)
> ...
[response sent to Ritu already]
I would put this kind of information in your *.conf files,
not .htaccess like you say. You could set each Global to
"..", and set each StateDir separately, or you could symlink
the global.asa -> ../global.asa, either way should work fine.
-- Joshua
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