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Posted to dev@httpd.apache.org by Rob Hartill <ro...@imdb.com> on 1996/06/17 19:35:39 UTC
Re: WWW Form Bug Report: "ld error on make" on SCO
Hi Jay,
I'll pass your observations on to the developers list for wider
consideration.
regards,
rob
>Thanks for your help with the LD error. I added -L/lib and it completed
>perfectly. Only thing thats frustrating is its a static compile on SCO so
>the httpd is 500K where its 150K on Linux. Perhaps its just an anomaly of
>using gcc on SCO 5. The client doesnt have cc.
>
>One more thing on Apache 1.1b3:
>On both SCO and Linux its behavior for previously seen pages is _slightly_
>different from previous versions.
>
>When we were running apache 1.0.5, a locally cached html document would
>generate a "304 0" message in the access log, meaning I assume "your copy
>is up to date, so I sent 0 bytes".
>
>1.1b3 generates a "304 -" message. meaning probably "your copy is up to
>date so I sent nothing" which is slightly different.
>
>Our perceived problem is my Mac v 2.0 , v2.01 or v3.0b3 of netscape works
>perfectly when you hit the reload button, but on a PC running win95 on the
>local lan, v2.02 and 3.0beta something you don't get a full reload using
>1.1b3. ie an incomplete page. Under 1.0.5 it works perfectly, but as I
>said above gives a very slightly different message in the access_log
>
>I wonder if by adding HTTP/1.1 support we haven't uncovered a bug in the PC
>Versions of netscape. Apparently (unconfirmed) MS Explorer PC has the same
>problem.
>
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>WWW & Internet Systems Consultant.
>
>
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