Hello again! & I need help

[PoorDoggie]

Thought I would combine the two.

Firstly, hello again after such a long time. I haven't really had the time to be on here that often, mainly because of GCSE work and the suchlike. Now the Christmas Hols are here so I will have a bit more time to catch up down here.

Secondly, my dad wants me to set up an "intranet" on his work's network. He wants a website that basically lists the documents, I think, I am talking to the person who knows about it later. My dad says that thier network has a "h:" drive and that it is accessable from any computer on the network. I want to know if there is any way of turning this into an intranet? I thought this would be the easier option as I have experience of running a web server on a seperate HDD to my main one, but then again they don't want the files on the internet, they just want to be able to upload them to this h: directory and for them to be accessable VIA the network computers. Any ideas?

Thanks muchly
Tom

 

[PoorDoggie]

Ok then... make me figure it out. I installed abyss web server onto their server computer and pointed it to the h:\ drive. I am/will be writing php scripts to find all the files and then display a filesystem down one side (fingers crossed).

Is there any way to make this so it is only accessable on their LAN?

 

[TWM]

Most likely some setting in abyss that will allow/disallow clients.

If there wont be too many clients accessing the server, go ahead and just allow their IP's. If there will be hundreds, you could just set a corporate password that gives them viewing access.