File linking problem -RHEL4AS Apache 2.0

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Old 11-23-2006
Ted Summers
 
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Default File linking problem -RHEL4AS Apache 2.0

Preface this with I have never used Apache before.

The problem: I don't have a large amount of room in my /var filesystem.
I need space for files to be linked off the webpage. DocRoot is /var/www

I thought I would be able to mount an additional filesystem to
/var/www/html/files. So I created an 8GB vxfs filesystem on my JBOD, and
mounted it to the previously mentioned directory

Any files attempted to be downloaded from there appear to download but
show as 0 bytes on the receiving end.

If I unmount the filesystem and put a single file in that directory, it
downloads fine. What am I doing wrong?

I have also tried:
modifying httpd.conf with an additional
<Directory "/var/www/html/files/">
section with Options All and Options FollowSymLinks, as well as adding a
files subsection with filetypes too. No difference.

Tried Symbolic linking to the filesystem mounted elsewhere, and I also
tried the filesystem elsewhere as the full DocRoot with all the files
(whole www tree duplicated on it). If I change the DocRoot I get no page
at all....

I have RTFM of Apache 2.0 (localhost/manual), and searched the web -
tried suggestions from 2 different sites. But since I have never dealt
with this before, my 15 hours of time so far have brought me no success.
And since none of my efforts have paid off, I am assuming I am not
comprehending some aspect of how this whole animal works. I think part
of my problem is not knowing Apache terminology well enough to know if I
am even looking at the right things to change.

Any assistance would be appreciated....

Thanks,
Ted Summers
djtbs1@qwest.net
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Old 11-27-2006
Renzo Zagni
 
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Default Re: File linking problem -RHEL4AS Apache 2.0

Hi Ted

Could you copy+paste the config file or make it available ? Also , what
are your mount point options ?

Thanks
Renzo
Ted Summers wrote:
> Preface this with I have never used Apache before.
>
> The problem: I don't have a large amount of room in my /var filesystem.
> I need space for files to be linked off the webpage. DocRoot is /var/www
>
> I thought I would be able to mount an additional filesystem to
> /var/www/html/files. So I created an 8GB vxfs filesystem on my JBOD, and
> mounted it to the previously mentioned directory
>
> Any files attempted to be downloaded from there appear to download but
> show as 0 bytes on the receiving end.
>
> If I unmount the filesystem and put a single file in that directory, it
> downloads fine. What am I doing wrong?
>
> I have also tried:
> modifying httpd.conf with an additional
> <Directory "/var/www/html/files/">
> section with Options All and Options FollowSymLinks, as well as adding a
> files subsection with filetypes too. No difference.
>
> Tried Symbolic linking to the filesystem mounted elsewhere, and I also
> tried the filesystem elsewhere as the full DocRoot with all the files
> (whole www tree duplicated on it). If I change the DocRoot I get no page
> at all....
>
> I have RTFM of Apache 2.0 (localhost/manual), and searched the web -
> tried suggestions from 2 different sites. But since I have never dealt
> with this before, my 15 hours of time so far have brought me no success.
> And since none of my efforts have paid off, I am assuming I am not
> comprehending some aspect of how this whole animal works. I think part
> of my problem is not knowing Apache terminology well enough to know if I
> am even looking at the right things to change.
>
> Any assistance would be appreciated....
>
> Thanks,
> Ted Summers
> djtbs1@qwest.net


 
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