On Sun, 19 Aug 2001, Lars Eilebrecht wrote: > 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...
Looks good from here. I haven't tested them yet, but the concept looks right to me. > BTW, some of the error docs are referencing "/error/...", > so it's not easily possible to change the path. I think we should probably change absolute references. I don't mind leaving them in "error", but it would be good to give the webmaster the flexibility to move them if they wish. > 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'). I don't believe this will work in 2.0 since the mime handling revamp by OtherBill. I think it is very important that somebody fixes this in some way, but I'm not going to do it. The suggested solution was to add a ForceAcceptableLanguage directive that would cause Apache to use the LanguagePriority to decide what language to deliver if it can't find an acceptable variant. > > Things to do: > > - Discuss if we want to continue with the current concept > of the files in /error/includes? > IMHO the current I think you missed a thought here. Anyway, I am fine with how it works at the moment. Another entry for the todo list: - Add the config for this to httpd-std.conf. I believe that we should enable it by default. I'm offline tomorrow. (All day power outage in the building holding my mail server. Hrumph!) But I'll take a more detailed look next week. Joshua. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
