That's what's supposed to happen. It looks for the files in the
DirectoryIndex list, and then issues a 404 when it can't find one.
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Subject: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unable to get
This is off-topic, but in my experience this is almost always a problem with
queries that are taking too long to process. You can turn on the MySQL slow
query log to try to determine this, but often the quick answer is to
double-check that you have proper indexes on any field used in a WHERE
; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume
(8MB)
How do the above limits look?
Charlie
8/16/05 2:20 p.m. MST
Tim Burden 8/16/2005 2:09:04 PM
This is off-topic, but in my experience this is almost always a problem
with
queries that are taking too long to process. You can turn
Please annoint us with details such as OS, apache
version, whether you are using the default httpd.conf file, any error messages
you get in the logs, and so on.
Best guess from the information available is that
you are not putting the file in the actual document root. Do you have any
Sounds like Multiviews
http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/content-negotiation.html#multiviews
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Hello,
Are there any other aliases for /var/www/ ?
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Hi All,
I'm sure I am doing something stupid here so forgive my
