On Thu, 2002-01-31 at 15:51, Geoffrey Young wrote:
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> anyway, so I guess I'm saying fiddle with something other than / and see
> if that helps.
Thanks. That got me to thinking that the '/' Location directive was
actually superfluous, so I just got rid of it altogether. Now the
directives that were in '/' are just in the VirtualHost directive. I
actually thought this would fix the problem, but unfortunately, it
persists. Damn.
Thanks for the tip, though.
David
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