First off let's set the record straight: this is Perl Monks not Apache Monks and this question has not a wit anything to do with Perl, it is an Apache configuration/system administration issue.

Now that I've asserted that.....

When you say my computer what is the environment you are running on? By that I'm asking:

Also, output from logs would be nice to look at. You are asking us to take a guess in the dark as to what is going on without any facts.

I can pretty much guess that you are running on some flavor of Evil Empire® OS given your choice of wording, but I don't like to assume things.

And what do you mean by access them? Are you trying to mount them, format them, spin them, burn them, eject them or just what?

Peter L. Berghold -- Unix Professional
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In reply to Re: The Apache Web Server by blue_cowdawg
in thread The Apache Web Server by njweatherman

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