Re: Apache 2.2.8 serves nothing or garbled directory lists or image file name

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Frank Huddleston wrote:
Greetings,

I'm running NetBSD 4.0. I used pkg_add to install apache-2.2.8, but had mod_ssl.c compiled in and wanted that to start. I would rather not deal with SSL just now: I don't need it, so I downloaded the source, configured a different httpd and put it in /usr/local (pkg_add had put the httpd in /usr/pkg). I've got the server up and seemingly running well: no error messages, and according to the access log, it's serving the pages just fine. The problem is: I'm not getting good stuff out of it. For html pages, it displays nothing. For directory listings (where there's not an index file), it shows a garbled file name of a mixed character set (tildes, accents, umlauts, graves, mixed cases, etc.)

For fun, would you please add the directives

EnableSendfile off
EnableMMAP off

and report back?

Does this happen to be installed on the local machine or are you attempting
to serve content from a network filesystem?

Another possibility, please invoke

$ apr-1-config --version

and report back what version. httpd 2.2 is built upon whatever apr might be
already installed on your system (likely from yet another package).



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