Hi
Can someone help me?
When search in index page, my browser receive a page with:
The document has moved here
I want that my search jumps directly at the page of ticket if it exists, How
can I make it?
Thanks
Antonio S�nchez
a.sanchez@ciemat.es
Sistemas de Gesti�n Documental
Dpto. Inform�tica
Ciemat
May be you have some redirect directives in Apache config?
I dont think so. I looked my httpd.conf and i havent any redirect directive
there.
Antonio S�nchez
a.sanchez@ciemat.es
Sistemas de Gesti�n Documental
Dpto. Inform�tica
Ciemat
Antonio Sanchez wrote:
Hi
Can someone help me?
When search in index page, my browser receive a page with:
The document has moved here
I want that my search jumps directly at the page of ticket if it
exists, How can I make it?
I’ve seen this too, on a stock RH9 box.
It looks like Apache is generating a redirect, but the 30x HTTP status code
is somehow being turned into 200, somewhere.
I’m not sure why this is.
Max.
I’ve seen this too, on a stock RH9 box.
Well im using rh9
It looks like Apache is generating a redirect, but the 30x HTTP status
code
is somehow being turned into 200, somewhere.
And someone know how can i solve it?
Antonio S�nchez
a.sanchez@ciemat.es
Sistemas de Gesti�n Documental
Dpto. Inform�tica
Ciemat
When search in index page, my browser receive a page with:
The document has moved here
I want that my search jumps directly at the page of ticket if it exists, How
can I make it?
This is a known problem with mod_perl2. If you don’t want to see it, change to fastcgi.
Michael
Michael S. Liebman m-liebman@northwestern.edu
http://msl521.freeshell.org/
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Michael S. Liebman wrote:> On Thu, Nov 13, 2003 at 12:14:05PM +0100, Antonio Sanchez wrote:
When search in index page, my browser receive a page with:
The document has moved here
I want that my search jumps directly at the page of ticket if it exists, How
can I make it?
This is a known problem with mod_perl2. If you don’t want to see it, change to fastcgi.
Michael
Here is a patch to fix the redirect issues with mod_perl2. Not sure if
newer releases of mod_perl will/do fix it.
-Tim
Programmer, Outsource Financial Services, LLC.
tgerla@outsourcefinancial.com
redirect.patch (1.18 KB)
Tim,
The patch works 100% in mod_perl-1.99_09-10.
Thanks for this!
Danie