Matt Sergeant wrote: > > > > > Great news on a side and bad on others. The AxKit 1.5 bundled in Woody > > > > (aka Debian GNU/Linux 3.0, still in testing but will be released in May) > > > > works wonderfully! > > > > > > Terrific - that's 3 down, just SuSE and Mandrake of all the major distros > > > now to catch up. > > > > Uhu? :-) <!-- My english is too little to understand that ;P -->
Aha! :-) But, you know, AxKit was on Debian 2.2 already -unfortunately it was rather outdated: it had the 1.3 version... > AxKit is now in Debian, Conectiva, and Red Hat (well kinda - it's just > part of Stronghold). So now SuSE and Mandrake are playing catchup. > > > > > Any ideas? > > > > > > Nope, none ;-) Could the files be on the same server as your XML file > > > (i.e. using a http:// URL) ? > > > > Yes, they are. E.g.: page om http://server.domain.it/ looked for DTD on > > http://server.domain.it/dtd/file. Can it cause probs? > > Certainly under httpd -X, because it'll just lock up solid as it tries to > do a request on itself from a request (since it can't fork). Oooooops!!! Yeah! Of course, you are correct! > Personally I'd remove all DTD related stuff before running under AxKit - > it's just too painful. Let me follow you. Do you mean: remove the DTD stuff before doing tests *or* remove the DTD things completely and do all the validation offline? Ciao! marco -- Marco Marongiu Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] CRS4 Research Center Phone: +39 070 2796 336 NCS Division Fax: +39 070 2796 216 NSM Group WWW: http://bugs.unica.it:4444/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
