This advice will be very useful on a per-directory basis
perhaps, however overall we reap the same benefits of
having URL case sensitivity that we do at the Unix OS and
C programming language level, plus having to deal with
the politics of our sponsor on occasion, where we may
need to use acronyms appropriately.
Thanks,
Steve Luzzi
>
> On Tue, Feb 23, 1999 at 10:44:37AM -0500, Ron Burton wrote:
> >Ideally there should be a way to ignore case on a per URL( read directory )
> >basis. This would ideally be an option in the OS. But since we cant rely on
> >that we should look to Apache source. If I was more of a programmer I would
> >gladly volunteer for this mod.
>
> You can achieve what you want through mod_rewrite and
> mod_speling. I've used mod_speling to get around case problems
> with sites coming from NT.
>
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