Hello guys,
I've installed aolserver-4.01 on RH AS 3
Everything is fine..
BUT!
The server is not recognizing the default extensions
So no page shows for http://server/index
While there is an http://server/index.html
And it reads it fine when I request http://server/
Also, It reads .tcl pages
Hi,
> So no page shows for http://server/index
> While there is an http://server/index.html
should it serve the 'index.html'-file here? '//server/index' could also
be a directory, a 404 will be served if neither a directory 'index' nor
a file 'index' exists.
and '//server/' simply returns $direc
I meant the return of index.html when I request http://server/index
It does not return the index.html (which exists) and returns
The requested URL was not found on this server.
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> I meant the return of index.html when I request http://server/index
>
> It does not return the index.html (which exists) and returns
>
> The requested URL was not found on this server.
Yes, i meant the same: it's correct that it does not show up, as 'index'
alone is
a) no directory (whe
So it is not supposed to serve an index.html (or index.tcl) when I
request index ??
Why it was the case of my pervious installations!
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The CVS version of the driver supports ref cursors. This version is
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Samer AbuKhait said:
> Why it was the case of my pervious installations!
Of AOLserver? Or of other servers?
Did someone (not you) set up an ns_registerproc or something on /index
that did just that?
Bas.
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It is not just the index file
Any file is not served without explicitly requesting the extenstion
So if I created anyfile.html in the www directory
I can't call it with just calling /anyfile
I have to request /anyfile.html
Is this the default case?
In OpenACS (where they wrote a full request
I seem to recall OpenACS provides something like that, so you don't have
"ugly" urls. Did you have OpenACS installed on the other instances?
AOLserver definitely doesn't do it out of the box. But it is not exactly
rocket science to make it do that, if you realy need it.
Bas.
Samer AbuKhait said:
On Tue, Mar 16, 2004 at 11:51:32AM +0200, Samer AbuKhait wrote:
> I meant the return of index.html when I request http://server/index
>
> It does not return the index.html (which exists) and returns
>
> The requested URL was not found on this server.
And that is exactly what stock AOLserve
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