I saw that in the httpd.conf file, and I added a /var/www/yourwebsite.com/images> to include the client's images directory. (I added this under the default /usr/share/images> directive.) However, it didn't help. Should I remove the image alias directive altogether (everything from and including
On 24.10.06 14:37, HomeNet NW wrote:
> Hi. I have a really strange problem. I have a virtual host on my Debian
> Sarge web server. The web pages come up fine, but the images won't if the
> image directory is named "images." It can be named anything else,
> including "Images", but not "images".
Hi. I have a really strange problem. I have a virtual host on my Debian Sarge web server. The web pages come up fine, but the images won't if the image directory is named "images." It can be named anything else, including "Images", but not "images". Unfortunately, this is a new customer, and h
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