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Change 404 error page on A&A hosted web site.

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Nick Barnes

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Nov 24, 2003, 9:54:39 AM11/24/03
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Hi,

Just a quickie - I've looked through the docs on the web and couldn't find
any references...

Is it possible to change the HTTP 404 error page shown for any particular
A&A hosted web site?

Cheers,

Nick.


Rev Adrian Kennard

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Nov 24, 2003, 10:00:20 AM11/24/03
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Make a file, 404.html

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Nick Barnes

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Nov 24, 2003, 2:19:57 PM11/24/03
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I asked:

> Is it possible to change the HTTP 404 error page shown for any particular
> A&A hosted web site?

Rev Adrian Kennard replied:
> Make a file, 404.html

Ah. That'd do it. Simple when you know how!

Many thanks,

Nick.


Andrew Black

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Nov 25, 2003, 5:43:20 AM11/25/03
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Rev Adrian Kennard <`@o.gg> wrote in
news:3fc21d0c$0$52883$5a6a...@news.aaisp.net.uk:

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> Make a file, 404.html

Thanks - just tried a 401.html and this gives a custom message when you
type the wrong page in a password protected page.

Is it possible to put a form up to ask for your user and password
(rather like https://s-s-l.co.uk/aal/)

Rev Adrian Kennard

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Nov 25, 2003, 6:15:51 AM11/25/03
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Andrew Black wrote:
| Rev Adrian Kennard <`@o.gg> wrote in
| news:3fc21d0c$0$52883$5a6a...@news.aaisp.net.uk:
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|>Make a file, 404.html
|
|
| Thanks - just tried a 401.html and this gives a custom message when you
| type the wrong page in a password protected page.

Indeed!

| Is it possible to put a form up to ask for your user and password
| (rather like https://s-s-l.co.uk/aal/)

Not really - as HTTP authorisation does not work like that.
Obviously you could write your own perl scripts, etc.

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Rev Adrian Kennard
Andrews & Arnold Ltd / AAISP www.aaisp.net.uk

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