Hi guys,
as requested, I've committed my current version (with a few
changes) of the multi language error documents to httpd-docs-2.0.
Although I haven't yet seen the commit email. Hmm...
We could add it to 1.3 aswell, but I think we should just
focus on 2.0 here and use my stuff as a base and improve it
for the final 2.0 version.
Please note that I've not yet verified functionality with
2.0, but just 1.3.
If you would like to test it with either 1.3 or 2.0 make
sure you got the following directives in your httpd.conf:
<Directory /path/to/htdocs/error>
Options +FollowSymLinks +Includes -Indexes +MultiViews
AddHandler server-parsed .html
order allow,deny
allow from all
</Directory>
ErrorDocument 400 /error/bad_request
ErrorDocument 401 /error/auth_required
ErrorDocument 403 /error/forbidden
ErrorDocument 404 /error/not_found
ErrorDocument 405 /error/method_not_allowed
ErrorDocument 408 /error/request_timeout
ErrorDocument 410 /error/gone
ErrorDocument 411 /error/length_required
ErrorDocument 412 /error/precondition_failed
ErrorDocument 413 /error/entity_too_large
ErrorDocument 414 /error/uri_too_large
ErrorDocument 415 /error/unsupported_media_type
ErrorDocument 500 /error/internal_server_error
ErrorDocument 501 /error/not_implemented
ErrorDocument 502 /error/bad_gateway
ErrorDocument 503 /error/service_unavailable
ErrorDocument 506 /error/variant_also_varies
AddLanguage de .de
AddLanguage en .en
AddLanguage fr .fr
AddLanguage es .es
LanguagePriority en de fr es
BTW, some of the error docs are referencing "/error/...",
so it's not easily possible to change the path.
The files "/error/*.xx.html" contain the actual error texts
and some server-side include commands (the files without any
language extension are a symlink to the english version, they
are served if the client has none of the available languages
in his accept-language header; at least for Apache 1.3 this
was kind of a 'feature').
There is almost no HTML markup in these files.
The real HTML markup has been seperated in a few files located
in the directory "/error/includes".
Things to do:
- Discuss if we want to continue with the current concept
of the files in /error/includes?
IMHO the current
- Add documents for any new error in 2.0
(e.g., all the new DAV errors)
- Some of the document could be enhanced by using some
new env variables, e.g., the NOTES stuff. IIRC this could
be very useful for the proxy messages.
- After his has been done, start adding other languages
Currently we have English, German, French and Spanish.
ciao...
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Lars Eilebrecht - "No maintenance": Impossible to fix.
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