I figured it out!
It was Isapi_rewrite at fault here. I had RewriteCond Host
conditions before my rewrite rules that looked like domain(\.some
\.more\.stuff)?, and it was capturing that bit in parentheses as part
of the rewrite rules below. By changing the condition to domain|
domain\.some\.more\.stuff, the capture has disappeared.
Thanks,
phrygius
On Mar 8, 3:33 pm, phrygius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have an application being served on a closed, internal network with
internal DNS. I had a DNS entry, we'll call it domain, set up to
point to my server (Windows server + IIS6). In DNS, this means that I
have domain, but I also have domain.some.more.stuff. I am not
sure why both exist, probably something to do with the complexity of
this network (big company). Either way, I set up IIS to handle both
at the same web-site.
When I navigate to http://domain/;, cake behaves wonderfully and as-
expected, but when I navigate to http://domain.some.more.stuff/;, I
get a *Cake* 404 error which says: Not found. The requested
address .some.more.stuff was not found on this server. I guess it
begins okay because it gets far enough to get a Cake error message.
So, is cake confused about the full domain? Does anybody know why it
would take part of the full domain this way?
Thanks,
phrygius
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