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Webserver not sending some files

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Ok, I have a strange problem. I have a flash based website that I copied to the server folder. That page seems to work fine. However, now that I have uploaded new .swf files my webpage will not serve these new swf files!

 

If it type them in directly in the url I get an error saying page can not be displayed after some delay, just sits there doing nothing, or I get some error showing the server name ect... Its not real consistant.. :)

 

However if I type in a url to my first flash file it loads with no problem :D

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It is in the directory. Part of the file loads. The size is only 150K, but fully never loads. See for your self: www.stangercorp.com/stanger.swf

 

There is no error given..

 

 

 

 

...and what error do you get?

 

Are you sure you saved it to the right directory?

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wtf? :)

Now it is working... For now... I have no idea why.. Perhaps it was the htaccess file? I had the old ht access file from another version of of uniform server...

  • 5 weeks later...
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Well, it did not work for a day :)

 

The page will only load on my computer. http://66.76.55.66/again_004.html

 

Is there ANY settings that might keep uniform server/apache from sending a swf file?

 

Any help would be great. I just do not know what else to do... :D

 

 

 

wtf? :(

Now it is working...  For now... I have no idea why.. Perhaps it was the htaccess file?  I had the old ht access file from another version of of uniform server...

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  • 3 weeks later...

Sometimes webbrowsers cache swf files, you might want to rename the swf to another name and change your html source.

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