[users@httpd] flastmod for a file from another directory

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Hi all,

First off my configuration is: Apache 1.3.31
Solaris 9


Here's my problem. I have a file in directory c that I want to do a flastmod on. The html code is in directory_b that is at the same level as directory_c. The DocumentRoot is defined as directory_a which has directory_b & directory_c under it. Can a flastmod be done on a file in a directory that isn't under directory b?
 Here's the original HTML code from the file in directory_b:

               <td width="20%">^M
<div align="center"><font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">^M
                     <!--#config timefmt="%b %d, %Y" -->^M
                     <!--#flastmod file="../directory_c/file1.xls"-->^M
                     </font> </div>^M

I've tried changing the file specification to:
                     <!--#flastmod file="../directory_c/file1.xls"-->^M
                     <!--#flastmod file="directory_c/file1.xls"-->^M

I have also created a softlink of directory_c in directory_b and the flastmod works :-) It really seems like I can't to the cross-directory flastmod, correct?
Thanks for your help!

spike

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