On Sat, Aug 18, 2007 at 12:35:54AM +1000, Zenaan Harkness wrote: > Anyone know what the magical google search should be to figure out how > to read the apache2-doc docs on my local webserver? > > Each HTML file has various versions named *.<lang> where <lang> is two > char language code, and the links point to the filename without the lang > extension, which is REALLY frustrating. > > This is in /usr/share/doc/apache2-doc/manual/ etc. > > How do I get apache to serve up the appropriate language setting, and > any idea why this isn't installed in such a way as to do so, by default? mine worked straight out of the box (debian amd64 etch), the default setup of apache look after this for example stopping.html stopping.html.de stopping.html.en stopping.html.es stopping.html.ja.euc-jp stopping.html.ko.euc-kr I have the above in my directory, the first is served up by default and then if the browser asks for country code en the stopping.html.en is served up
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