[Xitami] directory listings

[Jesse Foster]

Shane Smith wrote
> Stephen,
> what I've done, is set up aliases to point to all of
> my drives.  For example, the alias /a points to a:\
> /c points to c:\
> /d points to d:\
> /e points to e:\
> /f points to f:\
> /g points to g:\
> 
> All aliases work fine except /d.  The only thing I
> can
> figure out is that since xitami is installed on that
> drive, it can't see past it's root.  If I make that
> alias point to d:\xitami , then it will list the
> directory fine.  Also, if I create a mirror of the
> d:\
> drive, and map it to something else (/h -> h:\ for
> example) then it will work fine.  I'm thinking that
> this may be the only solution.  But if anyone else
> has
> an answer, I'm listening!
> Thanks,
> SHANE

I use Windows 98 and I read for the alias to read
write you need to invert your slashes(\).  Here is how
my aliases are setup and they work perfectly fine
anime   d:/anime
mp3s    d:/mp3s
os      c:/
storage d:/
temp    d:/downloads/temp

The Xitami server is located on the C:, and I am able
to browse that drive fine.  So it might be something
that people who are having problesm accessing their
drives migth want to try.
Jesse