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Mike wrote: |
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> when i request an asp script from apache it outputs |
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> it as text. |
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When you use a file extension unknown to Apache, you have to tell it |
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what type of file it is. Even though it's a "script" parsed by the |
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server, the output is the same format as an HTML file, and thus, you |
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must use the following: |
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AddType .asp text/html |
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(...where .asp is your filename extension and text/html is the mime type.) |
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This associates *.asp files with the mime type text/html. It's in the |
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Apache docs and is part of the base Apache system (mod_mime, actually). |
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See also: http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mod_mime.html#addtype |
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Also, keep in mind that Apache::ASP was just recently ported to Apache2 |
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and might be a little "odd." Or, at least that's the last I heard on the |
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mod_perl mailing list (which you might want to join - |
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http://perl.apache.org). |
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HTH. |
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-- |
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Eric Sammer |
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eric@××××××××××××.com |
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http://www.ineoconcepts.com |
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