Moving the users "Sites" folder to different volume

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hello all,

wondering there way change location of username/sites folder different volume? i've tried doing editing /etc/apache2/users/username.conf file , changing directory string different volume
code:
  <directory "/users/myname/sites/"> <directory "volumes/sites">
with no luck. still forbidden message. did change ownership suggested this document apple.

can help? i'm not getting anywhere searches on topic.
 

you forgot leading /. "volumes/sites" refers relative path, namely
"/users/myname/sites/volumes/sites".

why want move folder? might better off creating sym link folder. in /users/myname create sym link follows...
cd /users/myname
mv sites notsites
ln -s /volumes/sites sites

have sym link pointing /volumes/sites. not work unless apache config or .htacess contains following...

options followsymlinks
 


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