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hello,

i just recently downloaded and installed the "free version" of
"webinator". my system has two 4G hd's...one of which has a dangerously
high capacity. unfortunately this is the drive that contains our http
sub-directory. is it possible to run this software from a symbolic link
from the standard "/usr/local/etc/httpd/htdocs"/webinator to a second file
system "/a10/webinator" that is located on a different drive?

my os is digital UNIX v3.2.

regards,
cyn


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Yes, soft links are ok. Or you could just change the full path of the database
in the search script.

One side note here. Please never attempt to NFS mount a Webinator/Texis DB.
The performance will be terrible if you do this.

Happy Walking
Thunderstone