[wellylug] favicon.ico file in Apache

Chris Hodgetts chris at archnetnz.com
Wed Mar 23 18:58:58 NZST 2005


Sweet I thought that was the case, but I put one in and refreshed the 
page, and it never displayed, but when I went to the DocumentRoot it 
appeared, once I had restarted the browser and refreshed the page, it 
all seemed to work correctly

My bad I should have reloaded firefox to test it before I asked such a 
dumb question :(



Andrew Stephen wrote:
> On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 15:25:15 +1200, Chris Hodgetts <chris at archnetnz.com> wrote:
> 
>>I was just wondering,
>>
>>Is there a way for apache to include this into the header of anything
>>that it sends, for a virtual host?
> 
> 
> I believe that the favicon.ico file is retrieved by the browser from
> whatever path is requested, or failing that the DocumentRoot of
> whatever server, real or virtual, it is connecting to.
> 
> 
>>EG: if a user requests a directory listing, or gets a page where the
>>icon information is not entered, they still get it by default?
> 
> 
> Yep - doesn't matter what path is requested.  If you want one
> site-wide favicon just put one in DocumentRoot.
> 




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