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what does this server message mean?

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Suddenly my PS 9.2 FM 5.5 server

gives me (sometimes) this message.

HTTP/1.1 200 OK Date: Mon, 04 Aug 2003 10:05:26 GMT Server: FileMakerPro/5.5v1 Dev WebCompanion/5.5v4 MIME-Version: 1.0 Transfer-Encoding: chunked Content-Type: text/html 1576

What does it mean

Thanks

Jitse

Hi, J! I dunno exactly but it looks like a successful web request in a web log (HTTP/1.1 200=success, I think), but I don't know what CHUNKED encoding is. You must have some kind of FMP Server / FMP other web solution?

--ST

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The problem is that this text is inncluded int the HTML respons file after a request.

So in my browser is see a pages as expexted but on top of it i see that text. In addition, i takes the server a long to to respond.

Maybe their is an error i my code ( how on earth could their be an error in my code << BIG smile >>

Or maybe something corrupted in the filemaker files.

I will test iton another server to

Jitse

Show us the code smile.gif

This respond is a http header that mean that the request is succesfull (200 OK)

What browser did you use and could you give use your request

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I am using latest build safari.

It sometimes happens (after a long response time of the server, a simple imac)

I assumed that their is a server error, but amiossec says that their has been a succesfull request.

maybe i can nail it somewhere down,

keep you posted

jitse

This is not a real server error.

It's mean that is a safari error

however it could be a malformed header from Filemaker.

Could you post your query to see if it can reproduce with other browser

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