RE: [users@httpd] Unable to access networked drives

["Ron Lisle" <RLisle@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for the help.  My problem was just a beginner mistake.  The "net use ..." commands were not run for the service logon (profile issue?).

I was able to identify that ClearCase indeed provides URL maps to its views, and used them instead of the disk letter mapping.

Thanks for the tips.

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From: dimitri.janczak@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:dimitri.janczak@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2005 8:26 AM
To: users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [users@httpd] Unable to access networked drives

Hi 

 > I've installed Apache on a Windows XP machine running in a 
Domain.
> I am able to create aliases to local drives and they work 
ok.
> When I create an alias to a networked drive, it doesn't appear to 
work,
> returning not found (404).

I've never tested it but I'd write something 
 like 
Alias /foo 
\\MyServer\MyShare 

Otherwise, I'll 
double-check the letter used in the alias is mapped in the profile by logging 
with that profile, and issuing a net use x: \\myserver\myshare /persistent:yes 
and then logging off. 

Dimitri.

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