Hi,
you could use: ---------->8---------- AxHandleDirs On ---------->8----------
Tom
Aubrey Hutchings Pratt wrote:
Kjetil Kjernsmo wrote:
I've run into another problem though. When I request a directory, AxKit loops until the Browser makes it stop. My apache access logs look something like this:
10.8.116.141 - - [03/Aug/2004:08:48:02 -0600] "GET /xml/ HTTP/1.1" 302 198 10.8.116.141 - - [03/Aug/2004:08:48:02 -0600] "GET /xml// HTTP/1.1" 302 199 10.8.116.141 - - [03/Aug/2004:08:48:02 -0600] "GET /xml/// HTTP/1.1" 302 200 10.8.116.141 - - [03/Aug/2004:08:48:02 -0600] "GET /xml//// HTTP/1.1" 302 201
and so on...
Whooa! Scary....
<Directory "/var/www/xml">
AddHandler AxKit .xml .xsp .xsl .xps
The user said he reported a bug to http://rt.cpan.org, but when I searched there for AxKit I couldn't find any bug like this. Did this bug get resolved? If so, what can I do to troubleshoot the problem further?
Yup, if you click on the "resolved" link it is listed there. But it was closed without further comment, so I have no further clues.
However, I assume that it has to do with /xml being both a directory and a file ending, so something is getting really confused. So, a work-around, to get you going, would be to simply use a different directory name...
Thanks for the suggestion. I tried it and the problem continues. I pointed AxKit to /var/www/testing with similar results as above. *sigh*
I glanced over this bug on http://rt.cpan.org and it looks like the bug was fixed in 1.6. So, it sounds to me like you have to revert back to 1.6 to fix the problem. Is this correct?
Thanks so much for all the help. Sorry I'm so new to all this perl and CPAN stuff...
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