[lug] Apache displays binary instead of prompting to download.
Elyse Grasso
emgrasso at data-raptors.com
Mon Jan 13 09:01:58 MST 2003
Hi --
We have some files available for download on our website, including exes
that are self-extracting zip files, and windows doc files.
When I click on the links I get displays like:
invalid block: ‡úúú ïYYë²GGÉŽðð ûìAÔÔg³¢¢ý_¯¯êEœœ¿#¤¤÷Srr-äÀÀ[>**Âuýý
á""®=&&jL66Zl??A~÷÷ õÌÌOƒ44\h¥¥ôQåå4Ñññ ùqq"âØØs«11Sb ?*
ÇÇR*##eFÃÃ^ (0--¡7 ššµ/ 6$€€> ââ=ßëë&Í''iN²²ÍuuŸê ƒƒž ,,tX
.4 -6nn²ÜZZî´ û[RRö¤;;MvÖÖa*³³Î})){Rãã>Ý//q^""- SSõ¦ÑÑh¹ íí,Á `@üü
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íCCņMMך33Uf……" EEÏŠùù é þPPð <KKÝ-½½Üa<<† ŠŠ…
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Instead of being prompted to save the file to disk.
I assume we have something set wrong in either the HTTPD.conf or the
html tags.
Trying to google for apache downloads is not very useful.
I'd appreciate any suggestions.
Thanks
Elyse Grasso
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