On 11/3/2009 7:38 PM, Troy Simpson wrote:
The logs are from an IIS Windows server, but I'm running Analog on a
RedHat Linux Server. I had the directive case set to insensitive.
That was counter intuitive.
CASE INSENSITIVE
When I check my setting, the objectID was converted to lowercase.
Including (+) and excluding (-) the following files:
All excluded, then
+ /*0847dda0-f261-59bf-faa04eb1ec032b61
How come this directive works:
FILEINCLUDE /*?*0847DDA0-F261-59BF-FAA04EB1EC032B61
But this directive does not work:
FILEINCLUDE /*0847DDA0-F261-59BF-FAA04EB1EC032B61
Why do I have to have stars (*) on both sides of the question mark?
Because 0847DDA0-F261-59BF-FAA04EB1EC032B61 is not a file name, it's an
argument to index.cfm.
Aengus
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