For years, I've used sync services like Dropbox and Google Drive to sync website source files across multiple computers, so that I can edit from anywhere while also backing up my files.
The latest version of Google Drive for Windows (which came out about a month ago) is making this challenging, however, because it's now only accessible by drive letter (generally G, for Google) or by GUID. Before this version, Google Drive was simply a path on the C drive.
WAMP doesn't seem to allow a volume switch or a GUID path when setting the DocumentRoot or Directory in httpd.conf. In other words, this is invalid:
DocumentRoot "G:\file_path"
And so is this:
DocumentRoot "\\?\Volume{bc967431-454c2-1hd7-dhs7-hd8df7hfdfh}\file_path" (I'm redacting the ID for security)
And so is this:
DocumentRoot "/d G:\file_path" (my attempt to switch volumes before accessing the directory)
Any suggestions on how I can properly point WAMP at a file path on a different logical volume (my "G" drive), considering it's no longer simply an alias to a path on the C drive?
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1 - Windows 11 64 bit
2 - WampServer 3.2.3.3 64 bit
3 - Apache 2.4.46
4 - PHP 7.4.9
5 - MySQL 5.7.31
5a - MariaDB not applicable
6 - WAMP icon is orange
The latest version of Google Drive for Windows (which came out about a month ago) is making this challenging, however, because it's now only accessible by drive letter (generally G, for Google) or by GUID. Before this version, Google Drive was simply a path on the C drive.
WAMP doesn't seem to allow a volume switch or a GUID path when setting the DocumentRoot or Directory in httpd.conf. In other words, this is invalid:
DocumentRoot "G:\file_path"
And so is this:
DocumentRoot "\\?\Volume{bc967431-454c2-1hd7-dhs7-hd8df7hfdfh}\file_path" (I'm redacting the ID for security)
And so is this:
DocumentRoot "/d G:\file_path" (my attempt to switch volumes before accessing the directory)
Any suggestions on how I can properly point WAMP at a file path on a different logical volume (my "G" drive), considering it's no longer simply an alias to a path on the C drive?
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1 - Windows 11 64 bit
2 - WampServer 3.2.3.3 64 bit
3 - Apache 2.4.46
4 - PHP 7.4.9
5 - MySQL 5.7.31
5a - MariaDB not applicable
6 - WAMP icon is orange