When I setup my system, I created a file system (/dev/hda3) that I mount
as /var/music. I installed Jinzora on my system and want to use it as
the frontend for listening to my MP3s. However, when Jinzora tries to
access anything on /var/music it complains that it's an invalid file
system. I can use sound-juicer to rip CDs and write them to that file
system, though. I also created an alias for Apache to host that
directory and that also complains that it's not accessible, so I'm
thinking there's a permissions problem. The mount point and the files on
that file system are owned by apache.apache so that's not the problem,
I'm assuming.
Any ideas? If I copy the files to a a directory that's *not* a mount
point then Jinzora reads the files just fine, even if that directory's
not an Apache alias...
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Darryl L. Pierce <mcpierce@xxxxxxxxx>
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