My guess would be that somehow the setup for sending HTTP headers has
been altered. The normal setup using mod_perl is for lxr to send the
header (you can find the code that does that by greping for
"content-type". It's possible this has been commented out, or for some
other reason the header is being sent wrongly.
You can also check using Firefox & the web developer toolbar what the
actual headers received by the browser were. Or use wget to see the
headers.
Cheers,
Malcolm
Simon Kissane wrote:
> Hi
>
> I get the above message on all the pages.
>
> I am running a CVS version of lxr, with Apache/2.0.54 (Unix)
> mod_perl/2.0.1 Perl/v5.8.7
> (Plus, I've hacked around with the source of lxr a bit trying to get it
> to work..)
>
> Anyone have any ides what might cause the above message?
>
> Cheers
> Simon
>
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> This message has been 'sanitized'. This means that potentially
> dangerous content has been rewritten or removed. The following
> log describes which actions were taken.
>
> Sanitizer (start="1121756305"):
> Forcing message to be multipart/mixed, to facilitate logging.
> Writer (pos="4849"):
> Part (pos="4898"):
> Part (pos="129"):
> SanitizeFile (filename="unnamed.txt", mimetype="text/plain"):
> Match (names="unnamed.txt", rule="9"):
> Enforced policy: accept
>
> Part (pos="591"):
> SanitizeFile (filename="unnamed.html", mimetype="text/html"):
> Match (names="unnamed.html", rule="9"):
> Enforced policy: accept
>
>
> Anomy 0.0.0 : Sanitizer.pm
> $Id: Sanitizer.pm,v 1.90 2005/01/04 20:30:13 bre Exp $
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