> Ryan <sunraise2005@xxxxxxxxx> :
> Hi, does anyone know whether apache can do this?
> 1. I have two disks in the server, say d:\ and e:\
> 2. now I want to present contents under d:\ and e:\ to ONE apache URL
> path, say http://example.com/d_e_content/.
I would manage it with symlinks:
On a Unix machine:
- Create a Directory: /var/www/d_e/
- With a for loop (in a pseudo code):
for ITEM in "/d/*"
do
link $ITEM /var/www/d_e/$ITEM
done
for ITEM in "/e/*"
do
link $ITEM /var/www/d_e/$ITEM
done
- Setup Apache to serve/follow "SymLinks"
- Setup apache to serve "/var/www/d_e/"
Of course, I noticed you talked about D:\ and E:\ that would imply you
are on Windows, but there should be a way to make symlinks under that
decent OS. ;-)
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