On Sun, 6 Mar 2005, Richard Peskin wrote:
I have two nearly identical servers, call named "sonnaxmacfile" and "harvey". I have identical htdig test configuration on each. When I run "rundig" on harvey, I get correct indexing and the searches work. When I run "rundig" on sonnaxmacfile, I do not get a completed indexing. Both systems have identical files for testing and the directories involved are correctly indexed by apache. As can be seen from the rundig -vv output below, on sonnaxmacfile, my pdf files are flagged as "not HTML", and are ultimately discarded by the htmerge.
The only difference between the two systems is that "sonnaxmacfile" is a virtual host, but "harvey" is a "default" (not virtual" host).
Can anyone help me understand what is happening here?
Try bumping up the number of -v's (-vvv perhaps) until the Content-Type header is included in the output. Then compare the value of that header for the two servers. The "not HTML" message is generated when the value provided for content type does not include "text/", is not "application/pdf", and is not recognized as something the external parser is able to handle.
Jim
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