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    Apache on fat32

    Hello to all!!!

    In the first: I'm italian and I exscuse for my englesh!


    I have a Kubuntu 6.06 in my PC. I want use Apache2. But I want to change the docroot from /var/www to /media/hda5/apache (FAT32 partition).

    it is possibile? I have try to change the file /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default but it show me the error Forbitten!!


    help me!!!!!!

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    Re: Apache on fat32

    Hi,

    It's because when you're mounting the drive on /media/hda5 you don't have access for everybody...
    You should try to set the same rights as in the original folder by the option :
    umask=xxx (octal number)
    In /etc/fstab, the line should look like this :
    /dev/hda5 /media/hda5 ntfs user,umask=000,defaults,nls=utf8 0 0

    Unmount it and remount it to see if it's better :
    sudo umount /dev/hda5 && sudo mount /dev/hda5

    Hope it helps

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