"Chong, Arthur" wrote:
>
> >> In the HTML file, I refer to the image like this:
> <IMG height=87 src="../imgs/logo.gif".......
It looks like you are referring to files which are outside the SSL
DocRoot which will certainly worry some browsers.
> The path is a relative path - I suppose I could define it
> with the explicit reference SRC="https://mooey.e.com/imgs/logo.gif"
On the other hand, fully-qualified URLs to your own server are not a
good idea either (for reasons of portability and verbosity).
The solution we use is to have a second images directory under the SSL
DocRoot.
However, this creates a further problem of keeping the two identical
images directories consistent. There are a few ways of doing this:
- make a symbolic link from the SSL docroot to the "real" images
directory (e.g. images -> ../images) - don't forget Options
+FollowSymLinks...
- use cron to schedule a frequent cp or rdist task.
Best regards,
Owen Boyle.
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