apache encodes the URL already
it converts the url into
http://www.domain.com/%FEi%F0%FEi%FEi%FEi.html
and returns 404 resp,
The requested URL /þiðþiþiþi.html was not found on this server.
however þiðþiþiþi.html is on the server
thats the problem
Joshua Slive wrote:
On 9/22/06, Istanbul H
On 9/22/06, Istanbul Hosting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Then how does IIS encodes this ?
i.e IIS can handle
http://domain.com/some/german/character/containing/filename.htm
or
http://domain.com/some/greek/character/containing/filename.htm
I don't know what IIS does, but I do know that non-ASCII
Then how does IIS encodes this ?
i.e IIS can handle
http://domain.com/some/german/character/containing/filename.htm
or
http://domain.com/some/greek/character/containing/filename.htm
Joshua Slive wrote:
On 9/22/06, Istanbul Hosting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
How can apache support in
On 9/22/06, Istanbul Hosting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
How can apache support international characters in the URI part of the URL?
i.e greek ; http://somegreek.com/somegreekcharacters.html
i couldnt manage this work
system encoding is UTF
What do you mean by the URI part of the URL?
Hello,
How can apache support international characters in the URI part of the URL?
i.e greek ; http://somegreek.com/somegreekcharacters.html
i couldnt manage this work
system encoding is UTF
thanks
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