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Hi,
I created a link under 'htdocs' to some other directory (not in the apache installation tree, but I configured apache to follow links). I want to access this directory by putting the link (e.g. http://localhost/link_to_dir), however, the links created in Windows system always has a '.lnk' suffix, so it does not work, if I add the '.lnk' together, it is recongnized as a file (and the web browser does not know how to handle it). Now my question is how to make it work? Thanks for any help. Yufeng |
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Den Tue, 06 Apr 2004 08:27:37 -0700. skrev OutsiderJustice:
> Hi, > > I created a link under 'htdocs' to some other directory (not in the > apache installation tree, but I configured apache to follow links). I > want to access this directory by putting the link (e.g. > http://localhost/link_to_dir), however, > the links created in Windows system always has a '.lnk' suffix, so it > does not work, if I add the '.lnk' together, it is recongnized as a > file (and the web browser does not know how to handle it). > > Now my question is how to make it work? > > Thanks for any help. > > Yufeng I think the symlinks known from for instance ext2 does not exits on any windows filesystem.. |