if you use an absolute path it works, doesn't it ?
eg http://www.yoururl.com/path/to/err.html
cheers mike roland
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> i must say this:
> if the path is not EXACTLY the same in the apache config as it is in
> the Filesystem RELATIVE to wwwroot for that host, it 404's, though
> this is odd, how
i must say this:
if the path is not EXACTLY the same in the apache config as it is in
the Filesystem RELATIVE to wwwroot for that host, it 404's, though
this is odd, how you can 404 on a 404 error page. heh.
On 8/4/06, Joshua Slive <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 8/4/06, Liz Kim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 8/4/06, Liz Kim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am having a problem with ErrorDocument.
There is a err.html file which exists under
/web/path/to/err.html
ErrorDocument 500 http://myURL/path/to/err.html
works. However,
ErrorDocument 404 /web/path/to/err.html
gives me a 404 error. The file ex
Liz Kim wrote:
I am having a problem with ErrorDocument.
There is a err.html file which exists under
/web/path/to/err.html
ErrorDocument 500 http://myURL/path/to/err.html
works. However,
ErrorDocument 404 /web/path/to/err.html
gives me a 404 error. The file exists and I can get to it
when I
Liz Kim wrote:
I am having a problem with ErrorDocument.
There is a err.html file which exists under
/web/path/to/err.html
ErrorDocument 500 http://myURL/path/to/err.html
works. However,
ErrorDocument 404 /web/path/to/err.html
gives me a 404 error. The file exists and I can get to it
when I
I am having a problem with ErrorDocument.There is a err.html file which exists under/web/path/to/err.htmlErrorDocument 500 http://myURL/path/to/err.htmlworks. However,
ErrorDocument 404 /web/path/to/err.htmlgives me a 404 error. The file exists and I can get to itwhen I give it the complete url.
