Ah, yes, I see it now. Thanks. But my bio.html page hangs while loading. If my html references a stylesheet file <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/music.css">,
Is the / hard-coded in the file? That wouldn't show correctly when opened from the file system either, right? Where would that file be wrt. to your file system? Eg. if I had an option to define a web root, would this work for all your files?
My problem is that I don't want to modify the links in the files before sending them to the browser. Might be too prone to errors.
is there a less kudgy way to make that available other than to make a link to music.css in /usr/share/lms/server/HTML/Default ?? (That does work, though.)
Fix the path in the HTML files? Right now probably only relative paths below the html file's folder on the same level would work. There's a security concern if I try to walk up the tree. Plus / can be anything when you use files as defined on a web server. In this case no, there's no other way than to make your LMS web server have the same files in / as you do on your "real" web server. eg. copy/soft link your files there.
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