RE: NFS and HTTP Server

[Scott.Jordan@xxxxxxxxx]

I suppose that would work, but that sounds more like a Microsoft solution
;)

I think I am going to try serving up and standard NSF file from the iSeries
to see if Domino in general doesn't like NFS, or if it is just the HTTP
server portion of Domino on the iSeries.

Scott



                    "Dave Guerrero"
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                    11/30/2001 07:07
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I have been working with the IBM Advanced Technology Center on this very
issue.  I had a requirement to serve images up from a UNIX box to a Domino
on I-Series.  Everything would be fine from a WRKLNK perspective, but
Domino just wouldn't see it.  We checked authorities, the CCSID and still
no luck.  Finally, the workaround that they came up with was to utilize the
I-Series HTTP server in conjunction with the Domino server to show the
images.  It seems that the images were visible to the I-Series HTTP server
and not Domino.  You should be able to keep the page in Domino and just
refer to the images on the I-Series server.  Hope that helps.

Thanks,

Dave Guerrero
Team Leader e-Business Solutions
Computech Resources, Inc.
1375 W. Main Avenue
De Pere, WI 54115
Phone:  920-336-1387 Ext. 264
Cell:  920-360-7225
Fax:  920-336-7728





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                    11/29/01 10:46 PM
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Before the NFS mount, the redirect is:
URL --> Directory for [ip address] (/username --> /home/username/www)

I then do the NFS mount from the /400 over /home/username to /home/username
on the Solaris box.  When I do a WRKLNK over /home/username/www everything
looks just like it should, but domino can't see it.

So, when the Domino tries to serve the files from /home/username/www
without a mount to the Solaris box, everything works fine.  But, when I do
the NFS mount, the directory structure looks fine using WRKLNK, but Domino
can't see it.

Scott



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What is the redirect statement?  Since you are changing from a network
directory to a local, mounted directory, wouldn't you need something
like /QNSF in the redirect statement?

Best Regards

Fritz Hayes

|So, I did a mount (with read & write) over one of the user
|directories to their directory on the Solaris box.  The
|virtual server / redirection is configured properly as the
|user's web site comes up without the NFS mount. However, after
|the NFS mount, I receive error 404 - File Not Found from the
|web browser when I ask for the user's directory.  I even tried
|a "tell http stop" and "load http" just for fun.  Same result.
| Still Error 404.
|
|Any ideas?
|
|Thanks in advance,
|
|Scott

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