Yea this is a server that is not in production at the
time.  .js is javascript...
The extensions are working. or appear to be since I
can connect with Frontpage and publish.
Just won't serve up the scripts.  I have a feeling
that I need to set something in the <VirtualHost>
directive.. so now I am researching that.
Unfortunatly most of the documentation wants to talk
about FP extensions on a system that has winblowz
running.

--- Jonathan Hutchins <hutchins@tarcanfel.org> wrote:
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Dale" <dale_n_ks@yahoo.com>
> 
> > I recently installed 1.27 apache on 2.4.19
> > compiled with mod_perl, php, mod_fp
> 
> > .js files don't work?
> 
> Would those be "java script"?  I'm not sure that
> Apache has a java parser
> enabled by default.
> 
> You mention 'frontpage' in your subject - Microsoft
> FrontPage extensions can
> be served on an Apache server, but you have to
> install the package.  It's
> recommended that you do so on a system that is not
> in current production, as
> you can completely hose your Apache server pretty
> easily during the
> installation.
> 

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