[users@httpd] File Accessibility .xml.gz files

[Ki Song <ki...@knifecenter.com>]

I'm setting up Google Sitemaps on my site.
I followed the instructions, and found out that .xml.gz files are not
accessible through a web browser.

Apparently, apache is not allowing .xml.gz files to be accessed. Conversely,
.gz files are allowed.

How can I get apache to allow .xml.gz files to be accessed?

Is it in the httpd.conf file?


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Re: [users@httpd] File Accessibility .xml.gz files

[Joshua Slive <jo...@slive.ca>]

On 10/24/06, Ki Song <ki...@knifecenter.com> wrote:
> I'm setting up Google Sitemaps on my site.
> I followed the instructions, and found out that .xml.gz files are not
> accessible through a web browser.
>
> Apparently, apache is not allowing .xml.gz files to be accessed. Conversely,
> .gz files are allowed.
>
> How can I get apache to allow .xml.gz files to be accessed?
>
> Is it in the httpd.conf file?

What exactly does it say in the error log when you try to access the file?

Joshua.

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