> > Robert, > > You told me to do > mount -t nfs titanic:/home/documents /var/www/html/databse > /home/documents has user right. > How the system will be able to acess it ? > But Oops, the mount would be done on titanic and should read: mount -t nfs databse:/home/documents /var/www/html/databse Some days I cannot paste correctly. Sorry. The existing empty directory named /var/www/html/database on titanic will be overlaid by the mount point. /var/www/html is the default place the Linux apache looks for documents to server. If you have changed this in the configuration script (or utility) then put the mount in the appropriate place. Thus: http://titanic/database/some_file.html will reference the file in /home/docuements on databse. When you get this working to your satisfaction using a manual mount command, you may want to update /etc/fstab to do the mount at boot time. This can cause complications however if titanic gets booted when databse is off. Another approach is to use the automounter to do the mount. Bob Styma
