Hello, Just got the mail from Christof, so let's see... ;)
-----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of kam Posted At: Sonntag, 12. November 2006 21:03 Posted To: NonFox Conversation: [NF] Active Foxpro Page question Subject: [NF] Active Foxpro Page question I have a win2000 apache 2 SSL server working fine for months. Now I am trying to get AFP working. I installed AFP with no changes: c:\Program Files\AFP3 My httpd.conf has Include "C:\Program Files\AFP3\apache.conf" and I am sure that apache.conf is working because I can put some garbage in it and it will cause an error when checked. I know that vfp9 SP1 is installed correctly on the win2000 computer because I can use it normally. I have tried the samples, (example: hello.afp) and it gets the 404 error page. If I rename the file to hello.htm, it works so I know the addressing, location of files, etc is correct. The apache2 server does not know what to do with a file with the extension 'afp'. I appreciate any ideas. Which version of Apache HTTPd are you using? Our delivered apache.conf that's included in your original httpd.conf sets all information necessary to run Active FoxPro Pages on Apache HTTPd. But since version 2.0.56 of HTTPd there were some changes made in the mod_isapi.so in order to run on other platforms than Windows, and those changes broke the communication between AFP and Apache. We are already working on this issues. Here's our official statement about this problem: =========================================================================== 08/02/2006 - Problems running on Apache HTTPd web server Sadly we had to figure out that current versions of Apache HTTPd web server is not able to run Active FoxPro Pages properly. Due to some changes of mod_isapi.so module any request returns an HTTP response code 500. According to our tests this problem occurs with versions 2.0.56 and higher. So, any current release of Apache 2.0.x or 2.2.x is not able to run Active FoxPro Pages. At the moment we are in contact with Apache developers to solve this issue as soon as possible. Details are described at ASF Bugzilla database entry #40067. We apologize for those circumstances, your AFP development team. =========================================================================== If you're able to run Apache 2.0.55 AFP works fine... Meanwhile we could change the response code to the correct values like 200, or 401 but still we have issues with the response body. We are into this, sorry for that. You can check in Active FoxPro Pages ControlCenter on the Status page if requests on .afp URLs are correctly send to the AFP engine and back. The counter column increases on every request. Hm, HTTP 404 says that file is not found, that's interesting. If you don't mind, would you pls send me your current httpd.conf to our AFP support address at [EMAIL PROTECTED] - thanks in advance. Kind regards, JoKi _______________________________________________ Post Messages to: [email protected] Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/profox OT-free version of this list: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/profoxtech ** All postings, unless explicitly stated otherwise, are the opinions of the author, and do not constitute legal or medical advice. This statement is added to the messages for those lawyers who are too stupid to see the obvious.
