RE: [users@httpd] smbfs mounted DocumentRoot

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If you are not the person who had issues earlier in the week, you would be
the second person that I know using this solution. Otherwise, you would be
the first. I would not do it. Too many variables.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: apache.ml@xxxxxxxxx [mailto:apache.ml@xxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Friday, March 11, 2005 11:40 AM
> To: users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Fwd: [users@httpd] smbfs mounted DocumentRoot
> 
> I cannot recreate this no matter what I do. Is it contained to PHP? Is
it
> doing the same thing for plain html?
> 
> it's prompting me to save the file locally as a .html- file.
> I also tried with a perl script to see if it was a php parsing problem
> but it would react the same way with my script.
> I am now moving from smbfs to nfs after having tried with cifs wthout
> success.
> I am puzzled as to find out why there are no signs of this anywhere on
> the net (that I could find).  We have 2 webservers with 2 different
> Apache versions, 2 different backend file servers (SMB) on 2 different
> networks altogether and they both react the same way.  I cannot
> imagine we would be the only ones using a smbfs mount for our
> DocumentRoot.  I mean what other alternatives are there, NFS?  Is that
> it or am I missing something?
> 
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