> Jeff,
> yep that sounds right. It would also work if you were to
> use the tag and a 'default' context. Either way
> its the same thing.
I tried the tag, but it didn't seem to work. It forced me
to put something, a context, between the host and the page. For
example, http://mysite.com/Hom
Jeff,
yep that sounds right. It would also work if you were to
use the tag and a 'default' context. Either way
its the same thing.
Hey Tavis, that almost worked, I looked back into the mail
archives
and found your post from June 3rd where you offered the
solution but
wit
> Hi Jeff,
> sounds like a problem for mod_rewrite. If you succeed in
> doing it by moving the mod_webkit directives outside the
> Location tag, you end up with the request being sent
> through in SCRIPT_NAME rather than in the PATH_INFO bit
> that WebKit needs:
>
> > WKServer localhost 80
Hi Jeff,
sounds like a problem for mod_rewrite. If you succeed in
doing it by moving the mod_webkit directives outside the
Location tag, you end up with the request being sent
through in SCRIPT_NAME rather than in the PATH_INFO bit
that WebKit needs:
> WKServer localhost 8088
> S
