by Jenn » Fri, 29 Jun 2001 04:02:29
A web page request might include a html page and all the embedded
objects (for instance, some gif files). They are sent to the servers
with different requests. How apache knows these requests are request
of one page and will then send them back to the client.
I am tracing the source code and that is where my question comes from.
If anybody knows, would you pl. let me know? Thanks.
Jenny
by Joachim Feis » Fri, 29 Jun 2001 04:23:02
> Folks,
> A web page request might include a html page and all the embedded
> objects (for instance, some gif files). They are sent to the servers
> with different requests. How apache knows these requests are request
> of one page and will then send them back to the client.
-Joe
1. kerneld, request-route, works!, but first request always fails
So close! When I issue a ping command, kerneld does its thing;
it calls request-route and everything works as is - pppd fires up, etc.
However, that ping returns the usual message 'unknown host' but
if I run the same ping command the very next second, everything works
as its supposed to! Note that this is common to all 'net' commands,
whether netscape, telnet, etc.
Anybody have a clue?
FYI:
Kernel 2.0.17
pppd 2.2.0
thanks for any help you can provide
Glenn
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Glenn R. Kronschnabl (but an Aggie at heart!)
Applied Research Laboratories, University of Texas at Austin
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