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Customized error Web pages
The RaQ XTR Administrator or a Site Administrator can replace the default error
Web pages for a virtual site on the RaQ XTR server with customized error pages
for four common Web server errors.
The errors the RaQ XTR server specifically handles with custom files for a
virtual site are:
• 401: Authorization Failed—This error page is displayed when you have
protected a directory with an .htaccess file and the user does not authenticate
correctly.
• 403: Forbidden—This error page is displayed when you have changed the
permissions of a file or directory so that the Web server cannot access it.
• 404: File Not Found—This error page is displayed a request has been made
for a file or directory that the Web server cannot find.
• 500: Internal Server Error—This error page is usually displayed when a
dynamic CGI page does not return data to the Web server correctly or cannot
be executed properly.
The default error pages for these four errors are located in the Web directory for a
virtual site under the error subdirectory. The full path to this directory is:
/home/sites/<sitename>/web/error
For example, for a site named www.cobalt.com, the error pages would be located
in:
/home/sites/www.cobalt.com/web/error
The filenames for each error begin with the corresponding error code mentioned
above. For example, error 404 is handled by the file “404-file-not-found.html” in
the error subdirectory.
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Note: <Sitename> refers to the <hostname.domainname> of the
corresponding virtual site.