help with iconbg.gif - community.ez.no

Monday 20 February 2006 6:37:03 am - 3 replies

Modified on Tuesday 21 February 2006 12:18:00 am by William Steenbergh

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Ron Schöningh	Tuesday 21 February 2006 8:53:02 am iconbg.gif is not part of a default eZ publish 3.7 installation so the requests in your appache log file sugest a different source... In which directory did you place the gif image which solved your problem? Myxt Web Solutions http://www.myxt.nl
William Steenbergh	Tuesday 21 February 2006 11:48:54 am I placed a dummy gif in /var/www/ezpublish/design/<siteaccess>/stylesheets/iconbg.gif This is where the image was expected, according to apache's logfiles. Performance has increased dramatically since. First, after clicking a link, you could go and fix yourself a pot of coffee. Now, you can't even take a sip from your cup in the time it takes to load something.
Kristof Coomans	Tuesday 21 February 2006 11:08:12 pm If you're on Linux, cd to your eZ publish root directory and then execute: # grep -irlP "iconbg" * Now you should get a list of files which contain the text "iconbg", and by doing so you can find the source of your problems. independent eZ Publish developer and service provider \| http://blog.coomanskristof.be \| http://ezpedia.org

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Tuesday 21 February 2006 8:53:02 am

iconbg.gif is not part of a default eZ publish 3.7 installation so the requests in your appache log file sugest a different source... In which directory did you place the gif image which solved your problem?

Myxt Web Solutions
http://www.myxt.nl

William Steenbergh

Tuesday 21 February 2006 11:48:54 am

I placed a dummy gif in /var/www/ezpublish/design/<siteaccess>/stylesheets/iconbg.gif

This is where the image was expected, according to apache's logfiles. Performance has increased dramatically since. First, after clicking a link, you could go and fix yourself a pot of coffee. Now, you can't even take a sip from your cup in the time it takes to load something.

Kristof Coomans

Tuesday 21 February 2006 11:08:12 pm

If you're on Linux, cd to your eZ publish root directory and then execute:

# grep -irlP "iconbg" *

Now you should get a list of files which contain the text "iconbg", and by doing so you can find the source of your problems.

independent eZ Publish developer and service provider | http://blog.coomanskristof.be | http://ezpedia.org

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