I'm getting a little wierded out here because I'm seeing stuff on google that
says others have had similar problems, but not my exact problem.
I'm in the middle of moving from an Apache1 server to an Apache2 server. Our
server heavily relies on php so much that we decided to simply make even html
documents (using AddType) parsed as PHP. Our ErrorDocuments use it to some extent as
well (IE, the 404 doc will confirm the URI the person was aiming for, not just adding
headers and footers).
The problem is that when I browse to a page that's not there, Netscape on my
Mac says it needs to download the file (giving the mime type as
application/x-httpd-php). On a W2KPro box, IE starts to download something but then
barfs.
On the Mac, if the page is saved out, it's parsed as it should be. However,
the Apache2 error log reports:
script not found or unable to stat
Anybody have any clues? Need any more information?
Eric Stewart - Network Admin - USF Tampa Library - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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