Well this is difficult to believe at least in my experience dealing with Apache, PostNuke and Web pages. I have a directory that I erased from the web server. I stops the server and restart it and when I try to access the web dir it shows something (with error) but it should show a 404!
My _mayor_ problem is the index page of my web site is loading twice. You will see the large white space after the page ends:
http://www.politicaboricua.com
However when you access a 'channel' it shows properly...
http://www.politicab….com/Politica.phtml
The haunted part is this:
The directory named /usr/local/apache2/htdocs2/testbed WAS erased and it is reported as such by bash. But if I try to access:
http://www.politicab…/testbed/News.phtml
It SHOWS something... (when it should show a 404) I have stop and restarted the web server twice (I think I even rebooted) and it continues to show...
My setup is Apache 2.2.2, PHP 5.1.4, PostNUke .762, MySQL 4.1.19.
I **HAVE** erased all PostNuke related caches (pnRender_compile, AutoTheme _compile, pzLib) have stop and restart the server and this continues. Unless it is 'cache' installed by my ISP.
Could someone confirm
http://www.politicaboricua.com/testbed/News.phtml show a 404???
Otherwise Apache 2.2.2 *might* have a cache thats is producing this..
Please advise or comment... I really don't believe this is happennng... particulary for the 'double page' loading at index page. It is nasty.
Later
p.d.
I am running PostNuke since august 2003, I am used to configure Apache, PHP and MySQL so please note that I am not a newbie regarding Web Technologies altough aI am not a programmer perse..
edited by: edfel, May 30, 2006 - 05:50 PM
