It's possible I've just gotten it to work. Still testing but this is very
promising
I found a blogger who gave code on how to do this.
http://drincruz.blogspot.com/2009/05/apache-redirecting-missing-images-with.html
Since I was already getting the DocumetRoot in the path, I decided to har
Yes. Do you want a snippet or the whole thing? Size 442 KB.
I'm new to this forum, do I just attach it to the reply email?
Julie Kurpa
>>> Yehuda Katz 5/3/2016 11:45 AM >>>
Do you have logs from either of those?
- Y
On Tue, May 3, 2016 at 11:44 AM, Julie Kurpa wrote:
> I put the "no_sk
Do you have logs from either of those?
- Y
On Tue, May 3, 2016 at 11:44 AM, Julie Kurpa wrote:
> I put the "no_sketch.jpg" image in path
> "/mnt/data/pawebdata/docs/images/sketches" and indeed, every jpg showed the
> "no_sketch.jpg" image.
>
> The 302 didn't seem to do anything.
>
> Julie Kurp
I put the "no_sketch.jpg" image in path
"/mnt/data/pawebdata/docs/images/sketches" and indeed, every jpg showed the
"no_sketch.jpg" image.
The 302 didn't seem to do anything.
Julie Kurpa
>>> "Julie Kurpa" 5/3/2016 11:34 AM >>>
Yes there is an alias for the images specified in the vhosts
Yes there is an alias for the images specified in the vhosts.conf file.:)
Alias /images/ /mnt/data/pawebdata/images/
AllowOverride None
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
I can create the directory path "/mnt/data/pawebdata/docs/images/sketches" just
to see if the "no_sketch.jpg" show
The images have to be accessible somehow: Just to clarify, you said:
- The DocumentRoot is "/mnt/data/pawebdata/docs"
- The images are located in "/mnt/data/pawebdata/images"
How does the browser ever load any image? Is there an alias directive
somewhere in the configuration?
Can you put the imag
I can appreciate that Nick. Can you provide further guidance?
I see that there is a ErrorDocument 404 /404.html
But I don't know what you suggest I do with this. For pages that are missing,
I'd like the 404.html to show. For an image within a page, I'd like the
"no_sketch.jpg" to show.
BTW, Here is a snippet from the rewrite log:
172.30.29.19 - - [03/May/2016:11:07:56 --0400]
[pawebdev1.vcgov.org/sid#7f47d6a93b60][rid#7f47d6ba7ce8/initial] (2) init
rewrite engine with requested uri /images/sRegion.png
172.30.29.19 - - [03/May/2016:11:07:56 --0400]
[pawebdev1.vcgov.org/sid#7f4
Thanks Yehuda,
I tried your suggested code already and have just retried it. The behavior is
that all jpg's are now not showing at all.
>From what I tell from the rewrite.log, it is pasting the DocumentRoot path in
>front of the path to the "no_sketch.jpg" for all JPG references.
The D
On Tue, May 3, 2016 at 10:52 AM, Julie Kurpa wrote:
> The sketches themselves are JPGs located within a directory on the Linux
> server.
> If the JPG for a property is found to be missing, I would like to show an
> alternate JPG called "no_sketch.jpg".
>
I've tried a gazillion variations of the
On Tue, 2016-05-03 at 10:52 -0400, Julie Kurpa wrote:
> I've been trying various combinations of the Rewrite module
Bad idea. Don't go looking for the brittle and difficult solution
until you've looked for an easy one.
In your case, ErrorDocument.
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Nick Kew
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I am trying to modify an Apache configuration in Suse Linux. The website is
used to view Property and a mixture of html and cgi scripts.
The cgi scripts query an oracle database and supply information to the screen,
one of which, is a sketch of the property.
The sketches themselves are JPGs
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