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I have javascript file with name circle.terminals.cmd.var.js and apache return 500 error with:

[Sun Jun 15 15:00:55.194900 2014] [negotiation:error] [pid 20095] [client 127.0.0.1:50879] AH00681: Syntax error in type map, no ':' in /var/www/projects/jcubic/terminal/test/cirlce/code/js/circles/terminal/commands/circle.terminals.cmd.var.js for header _global_terminal_dictionary.push( "var" ) ;\r\n

_global_terminal_dictionary.push( "var" ) is first line of js file.

it look like it try to execute that file, why is that? How to make apache to return that file and not execute it?

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mod_negotiation is causing problems!

Try renaming the file to remove the var; that should fix it, right?

I'm not quite sure why it would be applying to a .var.js file, but there's probably a AddHandler type-map .var in the default configuration that your Apache install came with (and, who knows, maybe even a .var.js).

Remove AddHandler type-map where it appears in your config, and mod_negotiation should stop trying to read your javascript as a type map.

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