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Author Topic: Apache2 on eSata 'plug?  (Read 1279 times)
apemberton
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« on: 02 April 2010, 02:44:33 pm »

Has anyone set up an Apache2 server on a eSata Sheevaplug where the data pages and other variable stuff is located on the attached Sata drive? The default paths I have point to the mmc card and I want to change that to the disk. I am setting up MRTG so there will be frequent writes and thus I want to avoid writing to flash.

This said, I really ought to check the plugcomputer.org wiki and forum.

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« Reply #1 on: 02 April 2010, 06:50:43 pm »

Hi, I`m fully booting from the Esata drive and I don`t get what you are trying to do !!
Do you want to boot from the SD card, but mount parts of the root to the Esata disk ?
Or just put a web site on the Esata drive and logs etc on the disk ?

MRTG isn`t that the old version of rrd tools , which I use plus I also use Monitorix , which gives me my system graphs
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« Reply #2 on: 03 April 2010, 08:07:44 am »

"Or just put a web site on the Esata drive and logs etc on the disk ? Yes, thats what I want to do. I am aware that I could change to booting from disk (and in fact a uImage happens to be on a partition there) but I don't want to do that.

Anyway, since I posted my original message, I have got Apache2 operating with data and logs on disk just as I want. Webmin also helps me as a doubling up for command line configuration.

MRTG is fine for me as I am familiar with its use and operation even if it is a bit long in the tooth! I first came across it in 2000/2001. Still evolving in 2010 as is net-snmp.
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« Reply #3 on: 06 April 2010, 07:22:47 am »

It sounds like you found the configuration files in /etc/apache2. It's by no means straightforward, but that's where all the magic happens.
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