Case sensitive URLs

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Hi guys!

How can I ensure case sensitive URLs?

I've test.html at DocumentRoot. I want a "File not found" error when I
invoke http://host/TEST.html.

Thanks a lot
A.

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Hi guys!

How can I ensure case sensitive URLs?

I've test.html at DocumentRoot. I want a "File not found" error when I invoke .

Thanks a lot

A.


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Re: Case sensitive URLs

Andrew Hole wrote:
> Hi guys!
>
> How can I ensure case sensitive URLs?
>
> I've test.html at DocumentRoot. I want a "File not found" error when I
> invoke http://host/TEST.html.

You'll get that as standard. Just don't use any of the hacks that
make them appear case-insensitive, like mod_speling.

The possible exception to that is if you have a case-insensitive
filesystem that returns test.html when asked for TEST.html. If that's
the case you'd have to deal with it before the filesystem is
accessed. A simple solution would be a rewriterule. Or if
your capitalisations are many and complex, maybe a rewritemap
generated by listing the files.

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Nick Kew

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Re: Case sensitive URLs

On Thu, 2009-09-10 at 15:40 +0100, Andrew Hole wrote:
> Hi guys!
>
> How can I ensure case sensitive URLs?
>
> I've test.html at DocumentRoot. I want a "File not found" error when I
> invoke http://host/TEST.html.
>
> Thanks a lot
> A.

You need to use a case sensitive file system, ie not windows.

Cheers

Tom


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