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Question : EMWAC HTTP Server :
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I have found a good HTTP server - downloadable from http://emwac.ed.ac.uk/html/internet_toolchest/https which allows WAIS searches, directory browsing ...
The problem is I want to be able to access files on a remote (non NT) server. i.e. someone logs into my HTTP sever, and can access files on another server to which my machine is logged onto.
Setting the data driectory to \\remote_UNC_name\dir or t:\.... (a mapped network drive)
are not accepted by the server - it refuses to start (due to a cannot find directory error).
Anyone know any solutions / patches / etc. ?
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Answer : EMWAC HTTP Server :
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The service MUST start with a domain account (and NOT the system account that does not have network access), or an account that exists on both machines if you use the workgroup model.
1)Go to Control Panel, Service, (Select the httpd), Startup ... and change the User. Test first with an account that has admin rights on both machines.
2) Test with UNCs first in your httpd config file, then if it is not working, log with the user you entered for the service to run, map a network drive with persistent connection, and use that drive in your configuration (not sure this last idea works).
Good luck.
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