From: "Rodent of Unusual Size" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, October 26, 2001 11:31 AM
> "William A. Rowe, Jr." wrote: > > > > > > User accepts no specified, we serve none [Also wrong, > > > > also MULTIPLE_CHOICES should be the default behavior!!!] > > > > > > Unclear. What about a request for foo.html, with no > > > Accept-Language field but with 'Accept: text.html', > > > and files foo.html.en, foo.html.fr, and foo.html.html? > > > Are you suggesting we should send a 300 for that instead > > > of foo.html.html? > > > > Forget foo.html.html, we hope to do away with that this > > time around. > > No, don't forget about it -- answer my question. It is germane. Apropos of nothing. Given a request with no language, yes, it will serve. But in the grand scheme, .html.html aught be treated as whatever one sets their DefaultLanguage to, which would undermine the original workaround. In any case, given multiple requests of equivilant 'quality' - we should suggest MULTIPLE CHOICES by default, override by LanguagePriority if the admin desires. Any which way, I'll try to wrap a patch this weekend, hopefully tommorow morning. It's been a rough week... Bill
