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where exactly in the httpd file would this go?
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where exactly in the httpd file would this go?

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I have apache running on a windows xp pro box. I have the apache server pointed at my drive labeled d: I want to also give the server access to another drive named x: is this possible?
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I have apache running on a windows xp pro box. I have the apache server pointed at my drive labeled d: I want to also give the server access to another drive named x: is this possible?

How to use two different hard drives with one apache server

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