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Asked: 2026-05-29T10:16:23+00:00

I am hosting multiple sites on the same server and using a http-vhosts file

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I am hosting multiple sites on the same server and using a http-vhosts file to specify virtual host info for them. It is working great. The problem is I changed in Movable Type the way entries are created. I want them to not have file extension. So it is currently domain.com/entry/15 instead of domain.com/entry/15.html. Because I took out the .html I’m assuming apache doesn’t know what to do so it is spitting out the page as plain text. How can I fix this? I added in a virtualhost block:

DefaultType text/html

I also added that in the httpd.conf hoping it would fix it globally for all my sites. I restarted apache and still the same problem. Any ideas?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Is it possible that this is a content negotiation problem? In a few cases I’ve seen Apache try to determine what sort of file is being requested by looking at the first few bytes of the file being served.

    I have seen problems like this be solved by commenting out mod_negotiation in http.conf and restarting. See the mod_negotiation documentation for more details.

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