Hi Michael! AFAIK SuSe installs Apache (you use Apache, do you?) without enabled Spelling Module (mod_spel). That is why the server acts case sensitive. First I would propose to install (or simply activate) this module, witch should be available as Dynamically Shared Object in the SuSe Apache Installation. This module will send redirects to the right spelled URLs when minor typos (such as .htm instead of .html) or wrong case spelling have occured. It is quite useful, not only for htDig. htDig should index the real URLs instead of the wrong spelled URLs after receiving the redirects. Marian
Hi Michael! AFAIK SuSe installs Apache (you use Apache, do you?) without enabled Spelling Module (mod_spel). That is why the server acts case sensitive. First I would propose to install (or simply activate) this module, witch should be available as Dynamically Shared Object in the SuSe Apache Installation. This module will send redirects to the right spelled URLs when minor typos (such as .htm instead of .html) or wrong case spelling have occured. It is quite useful, not only for htDig. htDig should index the real URLs instead of the wrong spelled URLs after receiving the redirects. Marian > In the result-Liste i have several hits with are the same, only > some parts of the url are written in capital letters. > > An example: > > http://www.a.com/tata/index.html and > http://www.a.com/TATA/index.html > > Both are the same, but htdig shows both hits as they are different. >
