[rt-users] PNG JPG LOGO

[Mathew]

David Smithson wrote:
> If I scopy the same image to another Apache server ( no Mason ), I can
> view the PNG through Apache.  Why is Mason trying to interpret this PNG?
> *pulling hair out*  *throwing stuff at cat*
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> If I grab something like
> http://rtdev.activsupport.com/NoAuth/images/css/dark-arrow.png it
> displays as expected.  
> 
> If I grab http://rtdev.activsupport.com/NoAuth/images/activlogo2006.png,
> I get a verbose error from Mason.  It seems to be trying to execute the
> PNG.
> 
> I also confirmed that it has nothing to do with the css/ path, as
> expected.
> 
> Baffled.
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> 
>> The media browser in Firefox's page info shows the type as:
>> text/html, when it should be image/png.  Don't know if this is
>> interesting or not.
> 
> My first reaction is that this means the webserver doesn't recognize
> the .png extension as indicating that it should be served as image/png,
> and it's defaulting to serving it as text/html instead.
> 
> If you fetch it manually, with wget or curl or their ilk, does it come
> back as image/png, or text/html?
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I had this same problem but never found a solution other than to put the 
file in a location other than the default.  I believe I placed it at the 
root of html/NoAuth.  Even then the image was coming out all kinds of 
screwed up.  I ended up just creating a jpeg copy and using that instead.
-- 
Mathew Snyder