At 01:05 PM 1/28/2009, you wrote:
For the most part everyone can access my web sites on an Apache server V2.0.54 running on RedHat Linux Fedora 4I keep getting sporadic reports from people who can not access the web sites from Internet Explorer, but they can access it from other browsers or computers (i.e. switching to Firefox works).I've already gone down the list of telling them to check security software, 3rd party browser add-in's, etc.Are there any Apache configuration settings that could be the cause (or remedy) for some I.E. users getting page not found errors?
What do your logs say when people try but fail? Are these people clicking on a link somewhere, typing in your URL manually...?Apache doesn't care (for the most part) what browser someone uses. But perhaps something in the design of this site.
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