How to recover the disappeared icon

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Hello friends,

After I re-installed to recover windows XP home and Apache2, my personal Icon disappeared, it is replaced by Apache feathered Icon.

I copied and pasted image file favicon.ico from Manual to htdocs, but it won't show the feather image as my page had it before, now it is showing only the notepad logo!. I use the same httpd.conf which was worked OK on Icon.

I restarted computer after I restarted apache2.
Please help me solve the icon problem.

Thank you
Can Le



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Hello friends,

After I re-installed to recover windows XP home and Apache2, my personal Icon disappeared, it is replaced by Apache feathered Icon.

I copied and pasted  image file favicon.ico from Manual to htdocs, but it won't show the feather image as my page had it before, now it is showing only the notepad logo!. I use the same httpd.conf which was worked OK on Icon.

I restarted computer after I restarted apache2.
Please help me solve the icon problem.

Thank you
Can Le

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Re: How to recover the disappeared icon

Is this a file permissions problem? If you're running apache with best
security practices in mind, you should be running it under another
non-privileged account. If this is the case, and the icon you want to
use is from before you reformatted (or after actually) there could be a
file permission problem accessing your file (hence it defaulting to a
windows icon). This is kind of a shot in the dark, though.

It might be helpful if you were able to provide us with more information
about your system and your apache setup.

Can Le wrote:
> Hello friends,
>
> After I re-installed to recover windows XP home and Apache2, my
> personal Icon disappeared, it is replaced by Apache feathered Icon.
>
> I copied and pasted image file favicon.ico from Manual to htdocs, but
> it won't show the feather image as my page had it before, now it is
> showing only the notepad logo!. I use the same httpd.conf which was
> worked OK on Icon.
>
> I restarted computer after I restarted apache2.
> Please help me solve the icon problem.
>
> Thank you
> Can Le
>
>
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Re: How to recover the disappeared icon

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Thank Tom Hart

wrote:
>It might be helpful if you were able to provide us with more information about your >system and your apache setup.

I am using Window XP Home, Redhat 9.0, apache2 with Active Perl 5.8.

Checked folder htdocs I have file favicon.ico in it, but properties and attributes show a checked mark on [x] Read only, after I uncheck it and clicked OK, I re-opened to check: It is [x] Read only again! I tried to change folder apache2.2 too, it won't change this permission [x]Read only!

You may be right about file permission, may be network with 16 bits mixed to my WindowsXP 32 bits?.

Please help.
Can Le

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Thank Tom Hart

<tomhart@coopfed.org> wrote:
>It might be helpful if you were able to provide us with more information about your >system and your apache setup.

I am using Window XP Home, Redhat 9.0, apache2 with Active Perl 5.8.

 Checked folder htdocs I have file favicon.ico in it, but properties and attributes show a checked mark on [x] Read only, after I uncheck it and clicked OK, I re-opened to check: It is [x] Read only again! I tried to change folder apache2.2 too, it won't change this permission [x]Read only!

You may be right about file permission, may be network with 16 bits mixed to my WindowsXP 32 bits?.

Please help.
Can Le

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