I have site for the company I am involved in, for a few years. I have not made ny changes to it at least for a year. Last time I connected to this site was about 2 weeks ago to show it to a potential customer.
Site is www.allscape-landscaping.com
Today, I tried to connect to it with FireFox, but I get a message "You have chosen to open file which is text/x-server-parsed-html........."
I am totally at a loss since no change was made to the site; however, something happened! What, How & Where??????????
Any words of wisdom, pointers or suggestions?
Please note that I can connect to it usinf filezilla.
Changes must have been made to the server. Odd though, http://www.allscape-landscaping.com/index.html works. Do you have some other file there that the server may choose the serve as dafault index? index.shtml doesn't exist. 'text/x-server-parsed-html' is an old mime type for SSI docs.
I think that something has happened in the meanwhile. But what? Nobody except me has access to it. I do not have any file that can be construed as a default index, except index.html in the root directory.
Is it your own server?
Did you notice that the mysterious file with the text/x-server-parsed-html content-type is identical with your index.html?
Site is hosted by cphosting.
At a cursory look the mysterious file seems to be exactly the same (code wise) but the appearance is completely different, due to lack of style sheets & SSI`include function.
Just noticed this, when looked at the "downloads" screen of Firefox:
A different file, each with a different name, was created every time I tried. However, the file extension is .part every time. Such as:
Etd7kakN.part
I do not know what that means.
I only know .part in this context http://filext.com/file-extension/PART . If FF does something like that I haven't noticed it. Strange.
Do you have other directories with index files there? Could you check if the same thing happens when you try to access them with a browser?
Yes. Same thing happens in every sub-directory.
Talk to your host.
Yeah, if you haven't done anything funky, it must be them.
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