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Configuring Apache content negotiation for languages using MultiViews

I'm attempting to get the MultiViews option working in Apache to vary the content returned to the browser based on the Accept-Language provided in requests. I've got the following configuration: Alias /multiviewstest "C:/MultiViews Test"
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Getting Authentication Negotiate instead of NTLM while consuming SOAP WCF Service in Net.Core 2.1

I was trying to connect to a WCF SOAP service using NTLM Authentication Scheme, I succeeded at it when using .Net Framework 4.x but when I try to consume the same service in .NET Core 2.1 it fails (because the Authentication scheme is sent as…
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Apache 2.4.7 ignores response header Content-Encoding: identity, instead respects Content-Encoding: none, set by PHP

I just realized my apparent problem (and the "solution" Content-Encoding: none from the StackOverflow question I referred to in my initial question, below) may very well have simply been due to a misunderstanding how things are actually working.…
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Apache: Add header to one specific url?

I just configured some Content negotiation for my root url based on this Apache Document and it seems to work great. As my site also set a language cookie, I tested the following in my virtualhost (also mentionned in the doc) SetEnvIf Cookie…
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Make Content Negotiation work if language extension is on left side of MIME extension

The codebase I have is full of files like "foo.en.html", that should be served when "foo.html" is accessed. I know the files are supposed to be "foo.html.en", but I want to avoid a mass rename if possible. To clarify, we have files on the server…
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Make MultiViews work even if the requested file does exist

From the Apache 2 docs: The effect of MultiViews is as follows: if the server receives a request for /some/dir/foo, if /some/dir has MultiViews enabled, and /some/dir/foo does not exist, then the server reads the directory looking for files named…
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Apache Content-Type encoding changing from UTF-8 to iso-88591 from directory to directory

I have a site running on Apache 2.2.8 (Plesk 9.5.4) For this site there is a strange behaivor the root directory only has html and it is served with the following header with is great. http://globalmit.com/ Response Headers Date Wed, 04 May 2011…
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OpenID client is failing due to content negotiation on Apache representing OpenID server

This is a question about configuring Apache and accept headers. I am trying to login to Superuser with OpenID, and it generates a request like this: telnet phor.net 80 GET /professional…
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