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accepted Incorrect MIME type - pulling my hair out
Oct
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awarded  Teacher
Oct
10
comment Incorrect MIME type - pulling my hair out
I will do that tomorrow. Also, if you find the question or answer helpful, please don't forget to vote.
Oct
10
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Oct
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Oct
10
comment Server reporting incorrect mime type for css files
@Becky - if you happen to run across a solution please post back. I have a similar problem and other than blowing out the entire apache installation and resintalling, I don't know what else to do. css is listed in /etc/mime.types, but is still being served as text/html. serverfault.com/questions/436481/…
Oct
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Oct
9
comment Incorrect MIME type - pulling my hair out
I've added the virtualhost config above. No file type handling that I can see.
Oct
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Oct
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asked Incorrect MIME type - pulling my hair out
Oct
9
accepted Can't locate API module structure `mod_wsgi'
Oct
9
answered xdg-mime returns “xprop: unable to open display '' ”
Oct
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asked xdg-mime returns “xprop: unable to open display '' ”
Oct
9
comment Apache2 Segmentation fault with wsgi_module
I removed mod_python and python25-mod_python (uninstalled via package manager), tested and reloaded config, and still get seg fault errors. As soon as I comment out mod_wscgi and related from the conf files, the seg faults go away.
Oct
8
comment Apache2 Segmentation fault with wsgi_module
Pretty sure I didn't disable mod_python. Thanks for the FAQ and response.
Oct
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awarded  Supporter
Oct
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revised Apache2 Segmentation fault with wsgi_module
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