Re: NFSbug bug and httpd problems

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On Wed, 15 Mar 1995, Dr. Frederick B. Cohen wrote:

> Apparently the USE_LOCAL_FILE error code in httpd is triggered by some
> browsers and not by others when looking for the root of the WWW tree on
> a server.  The cause of the infinite loops detected earlier was the
> replacement of this error return with the redirect return used to
> prevent errors resulting in the requirement for users to press another
> button.  Once returned to original condition, the error has not
> recurred. 
>
What httpd we talking about here? NCSA? CERN?
 
> FC
> 

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