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[ILUG] WAP and apache

[ILUG] WAP and apache

Brady, Padraig Padraig.Brady at compaq.com
Wed Mar 29 15:06:43 IST 2000


Just tried it from my WML browser for Windoze
and it retreived it fine (it says "Hello. This is robert's wap page"
if you need proof :-)).

Anyway it seems Apache doesn't like the GET command
sent from the phone. This should be the same as
a generic HTTP request, i.e.
GET /index.wml HTTP/1.0
The phone must be sending something different?
Look @ the logs


-----Original Message-----
From: Robert D. Elliott [mailto:rde at irelands-web.ie]
Sent: 29 March 2000 15:01
To: ilug at linux.ie
Subject: [ILUG] WAP and apache


Hi, all.
I've been trying to configure apache so it'll take WAP connections from my
trusty nokia, but something is afoot. I *thought* that I just had to add
MIME stuff into srm.conf and restart httpd, but this doesn't seem to work.
I'm trying to get what I assume is a valid .wml file (I nicked one from a
web site and stripped nearly all the text), but my phone tells me "bad
answer from origin server". If you feel like trying, point your phone at
http://robertelliott.org/index.wml .
The xfer log reports a valid GET command.
Any ideas?

Robert Elliott		Systems Administrator, Planet Cyber Cafe
rde at irelands-web.ie 	http://www.irelands-web.ie/rde


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