NCSA httpd 1.5.2 "document contains no data"

NCSA httpd 1.5.2 "document contains no data"

Post by Karen Etheridg » Thu, 22 Aug 1996 04:00:00



I just upgraded to httpd 1.5.2... Now instead of my previous problems
(sometimes a CGI's sourcecode woudl be spewed as text instead of being
executed), I get a different error..

About 20% of the time, when requesting a document (.html, .cgi, or
anything), a popup dialog appears, saying "Document contains no data".
Usually requesting the document a second time works, but occasionally
three tries are necessary to actually get the document.

Any ideas what is causing this?  It could just be a misconfiguration
with the new version.  I hadn't ever seen it before upgrading.

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Thanks,

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Karen Etheridge
CSC Research Co-op, Summer 1996

http://gulf.uvic.ca/~ether

 
 
 

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