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web server issue

web server issue

2004-01-20       - By Bill Adkins

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I have an unusual problem with our web page. We currently have a web site
using Red Hat 7.2 and Apache 1.3

server. We use proftpd for our ftp service. Our users have two logins: one
for the htaccess and the other

for the ftp. Once logged in the users are placed in their directory. They
can access and open .pdf files

that are posted to their directory.

We have set up a new server using Red Hat 9 and Apache 2.0.40. The server
was setup to mirror the old

server. However, when a user logs in, they can see the .pdf files but are
unable to open the files. But

the IT director and I can open the .pdf files on our computers. We have
tested about 10 other computers

using Microsoft Explorer and the .pdf files will not open on those computers.

Has anyone had any experience like this? Any assistance will be appreciated!

Bill Adkins



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