We are using mod_gzip, and php4.1.0. Apache is 1.3.22. The logged errors
(see below) go back long before our recent (minor) version upgrades of
these. The errors only happen occasionally; here's an example from the
error log:
[Sat Dec 22 17:26:06 2001] [error] [client 213.8.226.164]
no acceptable variant: /home/httpd/html/uzixcom/www/index.php
We have a soft link named 'index.php.en' pointing to a non-executable hard
file named 'indexphp'. These entries are among those in our httpd.conf
file:
AddLanguage en .en
DirectoryIndex index.php index.html
The error suggests the index.php.en file isn't being delivered as an
acceptable variant of index.php (which doesn't exist). I just don't
understand why. And why only on occasion.
We've had two reports from people (both using Internet Exploder) who said
they couldn't bring up our page -- but I also see evidence a few others
(browsers unknown) have had the same problem over the past several months.
>>From our end, MSIE appears to have no problem in any version.
Can anyone offer some advice on how to shoot this trouble?
Thanks,
Bud Hovell
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(see below) go back long before our recent (minor) version upgrades of
these. The errors only happen occasionally; here's an example from the
error log:
[Sat Dec 22 17:26:06 2001] [error] [client 213.8.226.164]
no acceptable variant: /home/httpd/html/uzixcom/www/index.php
We have a soft link named 'index.php.en' pointing to a non-executable hard
file named 'indexphp'. These entries are among those in our httpd.conf
file:
AddLanguage en .en
DirectoryIndex index.php index.html
The error suggests the index.php.en file isn't being delivered as an
acceptable variant of index.php (which doesn't exist). I just don't
understand why. And why only on occasion.
We've had two reports from people (both using Internet Exploder) who said
they couldn't bring up our page -- but I also see evidence a few others
(browsers unknown) have had the same problem over the past several months.
>>From our end, MSIE appears to have no problem in any version.
Can anyone offer some advice on how to shoot this trouble?
Thanks,
Bud Hovell
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