On Tue, 2003-11-11 at 02:00, Philip Rowlands wrote: > Either configure your webserver to return the "right thing" from the URL > actually being requested, or try: > > > linux ks=http://kickstartserver//kickstart.cgi > > as the ks file specifier; this might fool urls.c into not prepending > "/.". Thank you for pointing out the relevant source section. It shows that this behaviour is by design. Adding a second slash after the server name unfortunately did not help. (Neither did a number of variations of slashes and dots). And since I was running tux as standalone http server, there was not much I could configure. I have now installed Apache on the server, and everything works fine. So it seems that this is really a tux problem and not anaconda. I have had it with tux now. Eventhough I shudder at the idea of installing a 1MB package (=httpd) for the sole purpose of serving a 5K kickstart configuration file, I am not willing to waste my time any longer on any more tux issues. Thank you for your help. -- Stefan Christians
