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12-31-2002 05:44 AM
12-31-2002 05:44 AM
When a user types in a bad link, or a bad link is posted to a site, my users get the standard DNS error screen from the browser.
I would like to know how to configure the httpd.conf file to take all error 404(file not found right) errors and go to a special web page that I design. I'm thinking a cgi script that will after a delay take the user back to a legitimate page in the site.
I'd like to see an httpd.conf snippet please, I can write the cgi script myself.
Thanks.
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Re: An apache question.
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Re: An apache question.
Steve
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