Apache 2.0.47

[Roger Grosswiler]

> I'm running Apache 2.0.47 application that came with Fedora Core 1.
> Everything was running great for quite some time.  I kept my Fedora
> upgraded with updates with up2date (yum) until one day something during
> one of these updates somehow something killed my server beyond recovery.
>  I tried to recover everything with Acronis True Image ghost images but
> every one was corrupt (I realize now that I was very stupid for not
> testing them prior to this problem) :-(
>
> I finally had to reinstall Fedora and reconfigure everything from
> scratch but I did have a backup of my web site that was fine.  So, I
> copied the /var/www/html folder from my backup to the newly configured
> server but now when I view my web site pages some of them display a
> diamond with a question mark inside of the diamond (when viewed with
> Mozilla) and a question mark (when viewed with Internet Explorer).  I
> can view the same html pages directly as a file (with my browser's) and
> they are fine, but once I copy the files to the Apache directory I have
> the diamonds displayed. I'm completely stumped on what's happening.  I
> Googled for an answer and struck out.  So I thought I'd ask here for
> help.  Here's a couple of my pages that do this:
>
> http://www.trustjesus.org/
> http://www.trustjesus.org/index2.html
>
> Thanks in advance for any help that you can give me.
>   - David Kistner
>
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If i look at your source code: have fedora installed, why do you have
windows-paths within your documents? this looks like you got your paths to
your documents and images still set on your windows-client..
example:
  <td width="90%" background="file:///C:/www/html/background.jpg"
align="center"><center><a href="index2.html"><b><i><font color="#319AFF"
face="Arial" size="1">Inspirational</font></i></b></a></center></td>

the input "file:///C:/www" stands usually for a local file and not for
http-transmissable files. the drive-identificator is C:/ what makes
thinking, you generated those pages on a windoze.

change the paths to (usually) (/var/www/html) or whatever the path is
called, where you've putten your webfiles in and let us know, whether this
works or not...

cheers,
Roger