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.ogg file returns a 404.3?

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Hi the following file appears as not found on the server even tough I can "see it". http://code.vikincas.com/pardo/assets/music/ogg/VALENTIN.ogg

I have added the MIME type already like this,

<staticContent> <mimeMap fileExtension=".ogg" mimeType="audio/ogg" /> </staticContent>

and I have checked that the .ogg files works locally before uploading it into the server.

Is it a server thing?

Help, please!!

Hi the following file appears as not found on the server even tough I can "see it". http://code.vikincas.com/pardo/assets/music/ogg/VALENTIN.ogg I have added the MIME type already like this, <staticContent> <mimeMap fileExtension=".ogg" mimeType="audio/ogg" /> </staticContent> and I have checked that the .ogg files works locally before uploading it into the server. Is it a server thing? Help, please!!

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Yes, the server reports that the file isn't there, so you need to check the file name and path and try to upload the file once again.

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Hi cor-el

Thanks for replying, yes I tried that already without luck, then I can see the file in the server through my text editor, the name and path are correct.

But still not luck. Any other idea what might me the issue?

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The ogg file isn't on the server (404 response), at least not in that location.
The mp3 file is there and Google Chrome used that for me.

I'm not sure what you mean with "I can see the file in the server through my text editor" ? You can't use a text editor to verify the presence of a file, you need an FTP program to check which files are on the server.