by Hi everyone:
I am trying to capture the content-type header apache is sending out to
make sure it is sending out the correct mime type.
I am having a problem, for some reason Frontpage makes my index.htm file
on the root web "index.phtml", I don't know what that means, but I had to
add "addtype text/html .htm .phtml" to my srm.conf file. I added it with
and
without the initial period, and edited the mime.types file as well.
Well, for most browsers, it works, but one guy's netscape here keeps
thinking
it is application/x-httpd-phtml ?? When I telnet to port 80 and do a GET /
I
see the "Content-Type: text/html" header, so I don't know why it's not
working
for this guy. I reset the ini files for netscape and still get the error,
but only on
that one copy of netscape.
But really, how come I can't get the content-type header to show up in my
access_log file? I am using the mod-log-config (I think that is the name,
my telnet
is screwed right now) library and have tried the following:
%{Content-type}i %{Content-type}o", I tried capitalizing the T in type,
but
nothing. It keeps giving "-" dashes in place of the header in my
access_log file.
And why the heck is MS making my file "phtml", when it is just a static
html page? Geez, they won't support "shtml", but they*with all my
settings....
Thanks
Chris Buchholz