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Hi guys. Really need some help I'm new to Linux using centos 5 Server Ok so straight onto the point my var/www dir was full and i needed some space ...
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    Question Urgent help NEEDED

    Hi guys.

    Really need some help
    I'm new to Linux using centos 5 Server
    Ok so straight onto the point my var/www dir was full and i needed some space i used mv /var/www /home/ and moved everything from var/www to home/ dir, then i used In -s /home/www /var/www to create a symlink .

    but to my luck its not working when i try to access anything via browser it give me a not found on server page please help am really lost in this.

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    a) In apache (assuming you use it) there is a option to FollowSymLinks.
    b) Although I would recommend not to use it, for security, performance and management reasons.

    Maybe it makes more sense to archive log files (assuming /var is the mountpoint for both /var/log and /var/www) and/or clean up /var/www
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    Quote Originally Posted by Irithori View Post
    a) In apache (assuming you use it) there is a option to FollowSymLinks.
    b) Although I would recommend not to use it, for security, performance and management reasons.

    Maybe it makes more sense to archive log files (assuming /var is the mountpoint for both /var/log and /var/www) and/or clean up /var/www

    Oh thank you very much mate it worked ..

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