On 2019-05-07 6:27 a.m., Per Jessen wrote:
Well, we have to work out _how_ they are being served first.
a) can you see in the log that the css files are being requested and served?
I'd look in two places. First, at the client end. Look at the raw data stream in each case. There will be, in the HTML headers, a specification for the required CSS Something like <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http:www.whatever.com/resources/wherever/filename.css"> or it might be a https. That tells you where to look relative to the base of the server for the CSS file. In teh 42.3 case you should find it in the 15 case its not there, right? So where is the CSS? Find it using 'find' The second part is in the Apache logs. The client machine should be reading the main HTML file and then requesting the additional parts, the CSS. You should see these requests in the log file and their status as they are being served. Thre shuld be some indiciation in each set of log files as to what is going on
b) if you request just a css file, how does it look?
See above
c) check encoding and filetype with Ctrl-i
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