Sounds like either Netscape or Apache are missing a mime type definition
for the .htm extension, so the file is being handled as plain text by
either the server or the client.
At 04:14 PM 3/9/98 -0700, you wrote:
>Am running RedHat 5.0 and the Apache bundle that came off of the CD. Am
>running Netscape 4.04 on a Win95 workstation. The subnet is IP masq'd.
>
>I have an oddity which I would definitely like to solve if anyone can
>help. When I try and hit an html page on the server, if the page has a
>.html extension, the page displays fine. If the page has a .htm
>extension, it displays in ascii in Netscape.
>
>If I hit the same pages located on a server running 4.2 (also a
>registered www domain), both .htm and .html, both types display fine.
>What I have not tested is runnng a 4.2 install and using Netscape 4.04
>under Win95 and see how both .htm and .html types work.
>
>Anyone have an idea what is happening here? Have searched around for
>info on this abberation but cannot find a solution. Any advice would be
>appreciated.
>
>david hughes
>
>
>
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