* kajaa wrote: > But, before, when no 'zh-cn' added, zh-cn htmls can be accessed indeed, is > it due to my Chinese OS? To answer this, I look for "\" 406" in my archived > access.log, and found nothing, except for a few records of today or > yesterday. I think it's impossible that everyone accessed my site using a > Chinese OS. Still wondering...
The 406s are probably mostly caused by my requests ;-) One doesn't need a chinese OS. I'd guess that people who want to look at zh-cn websites, just configure their browser to send an appropriate accept-language header. (I could do so, but don't, because I want to see undesired 406s). > For having been away from our project for some personal reasons, I didnt > notice this change. In fact, after a cvs updating yesterday, I found many > *.html new, which confused my browser. I thought there may be something > wrong with cvs, so deleted all of them without viewing their content. Ha, > what a mistake! ;-) nd --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
