I checked out the headers, and then changed the server configuration so
that everything that needs correct screen formatting gets sent as
'plain/text' (instead of 'plain/x-c', for example, and it works. Seems
like a hack, but it is sufficient for what I need to do.
Thanks,
DH.
On Wed,
Hi.
1) recommended : install Firefox, and the LiveHttpHeaders plugin for
Firefox. This allows you to see excactly which HTTP headers the server
is sending to the browser along with your file.
This will tell you what the browser *should* do to display the file.
(Well, not immediately and not
Hi Edsger,
first, simply resending your email is not cool. Resending it on the same day
is close to being annoying. I already read your first email, I think many
others did that too. Please avoid that in the future.
What you want, is called a subdomain, you need your provider to arrange that.
No need for reverse proxying. No need for linking. No need for
sub-domain. No need for additional IP addresses.
1. Have whoever manages your domain ewd.net create a DNS CNAME record
app.ewd.net IN CNAME www.ewd.net
2. Read up on name-based virtual hosting at
Florian,
I had sent this email from Nabble and after about 30 minutes I came back to
see what's up and I saw that my email is not sent yet and Nabble offered me
to resend it. And then most probably Nabble has been able to send both
messages to Apache. Apologies for that, but at the same time,
I think you're right.
On Tue, December 18, 2007 17:53, EWD wrote:
Florian,
I had sent this email from Nabble and after about 30 minutes I came back to
see what's up and I saw that my email is not sent yet and Nabble offered me
to resend it. And then most probably Nabble has been able to
EWD wrote:
I have a website that is running at http://www.ewd.com. I have also installed
another web application that is also accessible from
http://www.edw.com:8080.
I want to configure apache so users can use the second application at
app.ewd.com instead of www.edw.com:8080. How can I
