Yes Joshua I did add a UseCanonicalName
off line in my apache2.conf file and made sure
that the server name is the same as the one in the url (it is an
internal network, so the IP address is being used). Regarding the use
of the trailing slash, I guess that is the problem I am having right
not, but I can't know how.
I can't give you a public URL because I don't have access to the
router, but I can give you the piece of html which is generating the
error (if I comment the call to this file, then the second
autenticathion request doesn't appear). Please see the attached file
clock.html (I didn't find any trailing slash problem there)
Thanks
Joshua Slive escribió:
On 5/10/07, Guillermo Pallarés
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Thank you Joshua for the AllowOverride tip. I didn't know that.
I have tried the solution you posted, but it doesn't seem to solve the
problem; I guess that is not exactly the same problem because in my
case
autenticathion does work fine always but with the combination Windows
and
Firefox.
Did you actually try following the advice in the FAQ?
Can you provide a public URL with username/password so we can try it?
Joshua.
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