A couple weeks ago we were discussing the case_sensitive issue.
Through the discussion, I gathered that making changes to the
htcommon/DocumentDB.cc file would help -- but it did not.
I have updated htcommon/DocumentDB.cc by uncommenting all of the
"url.lowercase()" statements. If you look at the htdig output,
it appears to be working:
11:11:2:http://www.foo.com/quick.html: size = 32
12:11:2:http://www.foo.com/QuIcK.html: retrieved but not changed
However, the document is NOT being indexed. So, whenver a
case-insensitiveiidentical URL/document is found, the entire
document is essentially tossed out. I have "proven" this theory
by re-commenting the url.lowercase() lines in DocumentDB.cc,
in which case, a query will match BOTH documents.
I hope that any of you can share some insight as to how to handle
case insensitive servers. To be honest, at this time, I don't
really care of case_insensitive affects the behavior -- leaving it
hard coded in C++ is fine with me.
Thanks for any help,
Neil
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