We have Apache running on a win2k server, with a mapped drive to a directory on a Sun server(also running Apache). Using VirtualHost, we have made the mapped drive our document root to the network shared drive:
<VirtualHost ourDNSname:80>
ServerAdmin ouradmin@xxxxxxxxxxx
DocumentRoot H:
ServerName ourDNSname
<Directory "H:\">
AllowOverride None
order allow,deny
allow from all
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>
....However, whenever we go to http://ourDNSname/anydirectory we get a 403-Forbidden error. In error.log I get the error:
<date time> [crit] [client ipaddress] (22)Invalid Argument: h:/.htaccess pcfg_openfile: unable to check htaccess file, ensure it is readable
I am a novice where Apache and configuring httpd.conf is concerned, but I was under the impression that "AllowOverride None" would cause Apache to not look for .htaccess, which in any case is not there. Can anyone recommend any solution to keep Apache from looking for a .htaccess file?
regards,
Daniel
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