I'm seeing a strange behavior where resin is redirecting (302) a url when you leave off the final / in the URL:
example: if I hit www.somehost.com/en I get this output: GET http://www.somehost.com/en 302 Found to http://www.somehost.com/en/ GET http://www.somehost.com/en/ 200 OK (text/html) If I hit www.somehost.com/en/ I get this output: GET http://www.qa.mfg.com/en/ 200 OK (text/html) The main reason this is a problem, is when search engines index you they will keep a 302 and index it differently versus a 301. It would actually be better if we could change it to a 301, then google,etc wouldn't consider www.somehost.com/en a different URL than www.somehost.com/en/ which currently happens when someone links to the directory without the final / Any thoughts? -jk
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