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Hi David
try
ErrorDocument 404 /url/of/the/error/document.html
in your httpd.conf (works either inside a virtual host an inside the global
settings)
hope, that helps
Rupert
david schwab wrote:
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> Hello all,
>
> I Have looked through the faq. I can't seem to find where or the
> directive to give jserv in order to redirect a 404 error page (or any
> error page) to a customized error page.
> Short of going through the source and changing it directly is there a
> convention used for doing this. Thanks in advance. Also if this is in
> the faq some where sorry i did not see it.
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