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03-19-2009, 10:02 AM	#1
timnp Member Registered: Feb 2008 Location: London Distribution: FC8, FC9, Centos 4, Centos 5, Knoppix Posts: 52 Rep:	Catch all HTTP errors in Apache with ErrorDocument Hi, I want to specify the same error page for all the different types of HTTP error. Maybe override it for certain ones. What is the best way to do it with only a line or two that doesn't involve enumerating every possible error like this... ErrorDocument 500 /othererror.html ErrorDocument 404 /notfound.html ErrorDocument 401 /othererror.html ErrorDocument 403 /othererror.html ...and so on. What is the directive to specify a default error page when no other error page is defined? I tried a wildcard as the error code and I tried ommitting the error code altogether, it didn't like either.

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