Hello, running apache 1.3.4 on Solaris 8. Have a FILE.jsp which has two "include file" strings referenced by it.
First, FILE.jsp works just fine when the FQDN (fully qualified domain name) is used; ie, http://HOSTNAME.DOMAIN.com/FOLDER_NAME/FILE.jsp<http://hostname.domain.com/FOLDER_NAME/FILE.jsp> resolves/imports the .html files referenced by the "include file" string inside the FILE.jspbefore it gives it to the client. However, when a CNAME address is used ( a canonical address referencing the FQDN), such as http://CNAME.DOMAIN.com/FILE.jsp , the .html files referenced by the "include file" string inside the FILE.jsp, are not being resolved before the data is being sent over to the client, as a result, the FILE.jsp is being sent over to the client the way it is, (unimporting the two files referenced by the strings.) Note: CNAME.NAME.com <http://cname.name.com/> is a canonical name of FQDN, the CNAME.NAME.com <http://cname.name.com/> is specified on the httpd.confas a Virtual Host entry whose DocumentRoot points to DOCROOT/FOLDER_NAME. Thanks, Mark
