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Apache serves pages from document root folders located anywhere on the filing system. The Uniform Server Zero XV has two pre-defined root folders: www and ssl, located within The Uniform Server file hierarchy specifically for portability. There are no restrictions on these root folders; you can use a different name and/or location. This page details various options for the document root folder. OverviewThe Uniform Server allows you to select any folder to use as a root folder. The folder path selected (for details, see Change Apache Root-folders) is analyzed and converted to either an absolute or relative path format. This converted path is saved to a configuration file (UniServerZ\home\us_config\us_user.ini). When starting Apache, this configuration file is read. Apache requires absolute paths; a relative path read from the configuration file is converted to an absolute path. Note: Relative to absolute path conversion is performed at run-time and uses the base path (path to UniController.exe) for conversion, making the server portable. Absolute and Relative path formatsThe Uniform Server Zero XV supports the following Absolute and Relative path formats:
Note: Although '/' is an absolute path, it is also relative! For example, the folder location (say on a USB memory stick) when copied to an identical location on a hard drive is accessible by Apache on that hard drive. No changes are required to the Apache configuration file directives. Configuration file us_user.ini
You can edit this file and change the parameters. However, remember that UniController Change Apache Root-folders will overwrite these parameters. --oOo--
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