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> Hello Camery.
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> I apologies for my little off-tense tone in the previous post. Just that I was
>tired and I do not like tearing my hair out of my head and lose my handsome look. :)
>
> But I have did what you suggested with the localhost using lynx and got this
>response back as outlined.
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> The requested URL /servlets/IsItWorking was not found on this server.
>
> So...it shows something is little weird. :) As for the apache and JServ, I have
>installed the Apache using the default RPM supplied by the maintainer for Mandrake
>and complied the JServ using the directions as provided. Perhaps it is the Apache
>itself that is fubured? Let me try that one and do it again...maybe that might be
>the main problem there.
Something that you should probably check is that you installed the DSO rpm. My
mandrake installation had a seperate RPM which had the files necessary for DSO
support. make sure that you have them both. I don't remember what the name of the
RPM's was. Sorry.
James
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