OK, not a straight handler, but 'ScriptAliasMatch'. Like so: ScriptAliasMatch \.foo*$ "/path/to/helloworld.py$1"
I should be able to hit /a/b/d/e/f.foo in a browser and have helloworld.py execute, right? Well, it works just fine when declared at root level (not in a <directory> or <location> directive) and for when the request URL is anything outside the Subversion mounted dir/location: But when I change the URL to be inside the Svn location, then mod_dav_svn intercepts the request and reports 404 - the wildcard on .foo suffixed URLs is ignored. Specifically: http://myserver/a/b/d/dfgw/wewerwer/anthing.foo --> works fine http://myserver/svn/anthing.foo <http://myserver/a/b/d/dfgw/wewerwer/anthing.foo> --> does not work Unless there's a way through this (other nesting techniques), I'll have to mount the Merkle directory summaries on a parallel directory tree: http://myserver/svn/path/to/department_salaries.xls --> Svn via DAV http://myserver/svn/path/to/imminent_layoffs.doc --> Svn via DAV http://myserver/meta/path/to/.indexSHA1s.csv --> a GET-centric app http://myserver/meta/path/.indexSHA1s.csv --> a GET-centric app http://myserver/meta/.indexSHA1s.csv --> a GET-centric app Regards, - Paul
