Apache image issues

Hello all,

I'm having trouble linking to images on my server from other
websites...I'd guess it to be something to do with mod_access, i've
tried playing around with some settings but i can't seem to get anything
to work? Is there a way to get the images to work?

Richard

Oh and forgot one thing, this is on a win2k3 server box. Not that it
should matter much.

Richard Campbell wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> I'm having trouble linking to images on my server from other
> websites...I'd guess it to be something to do with mod_access, i've
> tried playing around with some settings but i can't seem to get anything
> to work? Is there a way to get the images to work?
>
> Richard

I disabled mod_access and still am having this problem...

Richard Campbell wrote:
> Oh and forgot one thing, this is on a win2k3 server box. Not that it
> should matter much.
>
> Richard Campbell wrote:
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> I'm having trouble linking to images on my server from other
>> websites...I'd guess it to be something to do with mod_access, i've
>> tried playing around with some settings but i can't seem to get
>> anything to work? Is there a way to get the images to work?
>>
>> Richard

Richard Campbell wrote:

> I disabled mod_access and still am having this problem...

Do the images work when you access them directly?

yes they do.

Jerry Baker wrote:
> Richard Campbell wrote:
>
>> I disabled mod_access and still am having this problem...
>
>
> Do the images work when you access them directly?

Richard Campbell wrote:
> yes they do.

I would suspect that you have a configuration set to block remote sites
from using your images. See if you have something like this article
describes (look under "Prevent 'Image Theft'"):

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/env.html#examples

The trouble is there is nothing like that in my config file...default
apache install on win32, i've scanned the config, found nothing.

Jerry Baker wrote:
> Richard Campbell wrote:
>
>> yes they do.
>
>
> I would suspect that you have a configuration set to block remote sites
> from using your images. See if you have something like this article
> describes (look under "Prevent 'Image Theft'"):
>
> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/env.html#examples

Richard Campbell wrote:

> The trouble is there is nothing like that in my config file...default
> apache install on win32, i've scanned the config, found nothing.

Are you using Internet Explorer by any chance? Internet Explorer acts
really stupid with images when there are images with the same name in
the cache. Try clearing your IE cache and restarting IE to see if that
helps. Or, to limit this and a million other issues, just stop using IE :)

No, this is a server issue, happens with firefox, opera, and IE.

Jerry Baker wrote:
> Richard Campbell wrote:
>
>> The trouble is there is nothing like that in my config file...default
>> apache install on win32, i've scanned the config, found nothing.
>
>
> Are you using Internet Explorer by any chance? Internet Explorer acts
> really stupid with images when there are images with the same name in
> the cache. Try clearing your IE cache and restarting IE to see if that
> helps. Or, to limit this and a million other issues, just stop using IE :)

Richard Campbell wrote:

> No, this is a server issue, happens with firefox, opera, and IE.

Can you post the HTML image tags here?