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Subject: RE: [users@httpd] Apache 2 High Weirdness

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From: D Uhlman


















<snip>
> Apache installs and works fine through https (mod_ssl 2=2E0=2E40 or 2=2E=
0=2E43)=20
> or using php (4=2E2=2E3) to generate pages=2E However when it comes to s=
erving=20
> regular static pages over http it fails=2E The nature of this failure is=

such:

> cannot serve a static page over 255 bytes

--
Just a shot in the dark here, but have you investigated the
possibility that it may be port related? Are your php scripts being
served over http or https? Does virtuozzo do anything with port 80?
If you always have success under port 443, but weirdness under
port 80, then I would look under the hood of virtuozzo and see if
effects port 80 in any way=2E Have you looked into support lists for
virtuozzo? I would suspect it more than I would Apache under the
circumstances=2E

HTH,

RCLilly

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