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I'm willing to bet that '/php/' is a ScriptAlias in your config file.
For that reason, Apache is thinking it's a cgi program, but with no
interpreter specified (that's why it's complaining about the '#!' - it's
expecting something like '#!/usr/bin/perl'). Probably the best solution
is to move the file to another directory that isn't for scripts.

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Pete Nelson, Web Developer
<pete.nelson@ci.stpaul.mn.us>
http://www.ci.stpaul.mn.us/

>>> romartin@ssd.usa.alcatel.com 02/27/02 02:08PM >>>

I'm running Apache 1.3.20 on a Windows 98 machine.

I'm trying to customize an ErrorDocument in my .htaccess file like so:


ErrorDocument 401 /php/root/MyRoot/rejection.html

In my Apache error log, I'm getting the following error:

c:/php/root/myroot/rejection.html is not executable; ensure interpreted
scripts have "#!" first line

Why would I need "#!" on an HTML document? Is there a way around this
when running Apache on Windows?



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