é,í, ... in url - possibility to configure httpd for this (Windows)?

Hi.

I'm running Apache Webserver 2.0.54 on Windows Server 2003 SP1 serving
as intranet-Webserver. I'm having problems with ulr's containg special
characters like =E9, =ED, ...

Calling those url just give's back:
You don't have permission to access ....

Is it possible to configure apache for working with these request? Is
it mod_rewrite which could help?

Thanks for your help.
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Peter Jahn


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Re: é,í, ... in url - possibility to configure httpd for this (Windows)?

> I'm running Apache Webserver 2.0.54 on Windows Server 2003 SP1 serving
> as intranet-Webserver. I'm having problems with ulr's containg special
> characters like é, í, ...
>
> Calling those url just give's back:
> You don't have permission to access ....

Are you already using mod_rewrite? I noticed that mod_rewrite has a
significant bug whereby regexps with % in them mess up escaped
characters to the point where you get the "permission denied".


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