[users@httpd] server not outputing most mime types

[Nicholas Payne-Roberts <ni...@hotmail.com>]

Hi, firstly im not sure if i'm posting to the correct address but here is my 
dilemma...

I have spent the passed 5 or so days building and re-building apache2.0.* on 
redhat 7.1p6, 7.1p12 & RH-8. All builds have resulted in the same problem; 
in that all html, css and images (unless delivered via serverside script 
'php') won't output to the client. Instead i get blank documents (with a 
header and empty contents) for html or red X for images after they have 
timed out. The time in which they time-out can be shortened by disabling 
AlwaysLive.

When looking in the error_log, all items that did not appear are showing as 
200, as if they where correctly delivered.

I have checked chmod group and owner permissions and all are ok. I have 
tried various options when ./configure'ing the build, including disabling 
dav and enabling so (for later php build).

The only pages that appear to display to the client are those in php.

Does anybody know what it is that i am doing wrong?

Many thanks in advance for any sudgestions.

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Re: [users@httpd] server not outputing most mime types

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

On Wed, 23 Apr 2003, Nicholas Payne-Roberts wrote:
> Instead i get blank documents (with a
> header and empty contents) for html or red X for images after they have
> timed out. The time in which they time-out can be shortened by disabling
> AlwaysLive.

I have no idea what that last sentence means.

Anyway, can you give us a real live URL that we can look at ourselves?

Joshua.

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