Re: fancy redirects / 404 passthrough

On Wed, 29 Oct 2003, human bn wrote:

> >From the docs:
> -----
> 404_page: If Red Hat Content Accelerator does not
> manage to look up a requested page then it first tries
> to look up the document specified in 404_page. If the
> 404 page can not be found, the canned 404 message is
> sent. The file is relative to the document root.  
> -----
> OK, how do you disable 404 handling completely?  Just
> make the request pass through?

have you considered this portion of the documentation:

     * Whenever  Red  Hat  Content Accelerator is unsure how to process a
       request  or  receives  a request it is unable to handle, it always
       redirects  the  request  to  the  user-space  web server daemon to
       handle   it  in  an  RFC-compliant  manner.  An  example  of  this
       user-space web server daemon is Apache.

a 404 is only sent if the secondary server does not listen on the
secondary port. (ie. if Apache is not running or is not set up properly to
be the secondary server to Tux.)

	Ingo