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Old 18-03-2005, 22:55   #9
Dave Stones
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Re: server... feeling brave...

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Originally Posted by Richard M
Just install Apache and in httpd.conf just set "Docroot" to whatever your media folder is.
Then open up http://addressofserver/ to view a directory listing.
following on...
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using your guide in another sever post i just about got apache running. however when i change DocumentRoot to D:/ (this machine's media folder, testing purposes) it puts out a directory listing of c:/apache2/htdocs no matter what i do. any suggestions, is there something else i should be changing somewhere?
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well, i solved my own problem.

DocumentRoot "D:/" was what it was initially.

DocumentRoot "D:" i tried, and lo and behold it works. fickle things, these computers... can't they just ignore the wrong slashes?
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