Marcus Flehmig wrote: > Joe Sulewski wrote: > > > > Hello, > > > > I installed slide onto a Linux server and I would like to take advantage > > of symbolic links. I would like to add a symbolic link in the users > > directory in the content store to a directory elsewhere on the system. > > However, when I do that the link does not show up in the DAVExplorer or > > within Internet Explorer's DAV explorer. How do I get slide to recognize > > the symbolic link? > > > > Thanks, > > Joe > > Try to add a collection/subdir via WebDAV/Win Explorer, go to > contentstore/files/XXX, remove the dir and replace it by your > link. Not very nice, but should work. The issue is, that you > need to define the structure nodes, too. It's not enough only > to add a subdir under contentstore/files. > > Bye, > -- > Marcus Flehmig > University of Kaiserslautern > > -- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Markus, Thanks for the information. I created a collection called helpmate. But the directory doesn't get created in the content store until I add a file there. In any case I created the directory by hand as a link to another directory but it didn't work. I tried it a few different ways and I couldn't get the contents of the directory to show up through the DAV Explorer. How do I create the structure nodes? Is there documentation on that? I'm using a memory store not a database store could that be an issue as well? I really need to get this to work. Is it even possible to do? Joe
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