You have it right as far as you've gone. In the ./conf directory in your
httpd tree is a file called mime.types . In it, look for the line that
starts with text/html and add the extension htm after the existing html entry.
Of course, if the htm extension is already there, you must be having some
different problem. (You did mean that the alternate extension was "htm", not
"htm.", didn't you? Standard English rules for punctuation sometimes create
ambiguity in discussions involving filename conventions, and this is an
example of that problem.)
At 09:20 PM 4/11/99 -0700, Ken Russell wrote [abridged]:
>Here is the question: I am trying to fix a Web site which is located on a
>Linux/Apache machine. Currently everything works fine, except for a few
>pages (that were added by another person). All of the files that I created
>use the extension .html. The files that this other person added to the site
>use the extension .htm.
>
>I *think* the problem is the extension (.htm instead of .html). I believe
>that on this server Apache is set to only send .html files as Web pages,
>but sends .htm pages as plain text. I *think* there is a configuration file
>that can be changed to correct this. Is this correct?
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