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Documents vs users folder and ftp question

Ok-
We're setting up an OS X server, and I've got a few questions regarding
setup and ftp.

I'm unclear as to whether I want to set up virtual hosts in the "users"
folder, or in the "documents" folder.

--I set up a site in the "documents" folder, but then had a hard time
directing ftp to that folder.
--I set up 2 domains pointing to the "users/sites" folder and got the
following results:
1st one goes (ftp) to the "sites" folder as the root for the site- perfect.
The 2nd goes (FTP) to the "user" folder, listing the "sites" folder as a
subfolder. I can't seem to find where the settings are different...

And ideas, recommendations?

Also I think I remember reading that if I change the httpd.conf file by
hand, I also need to change the file OSX server creates as well, or my
changes will get overwritten next startup?

Thanks everyone!

Jim


On 4/30/02 6:17 AM, "Steven Kolins" <email@hidden> wrote:

> email@hidden writes:
>> I have an internal slave 70 GB IDE Maxtor drive (HFS Extended)
>> running on a G4 dual OS X server. In OS 9 it can be shared across the
>> network with ASIP. In OS X server, it will not share. OS X server
>> will not even identify it as a shareable item. What must one do to
>> get it to share?
>
> You cannot share a whole volume. Make a folder and share that.
>
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