Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
You can configure it in Analog (like everything else):
http://analog.cx/docs/alias.html#DIRSUFFIX
Analog actually (AFAIK) only has index.html as the default DIRSUFFIX.
So if it IS reading '/index.php' as '/' then you must have configured
that somewhere (such as anlghead.h, etc. when you compiled?).
"It also strips off the directory suffix from any filenames which have
it. This suffix is normally index.html, but you can specify another one
instead with a command such as DIRSUFFIX ...."
Ah, ok, now I'm getting it. What analog really counts are requests for
"/" or "/xxx/" - if a file is found to be <dirsuffix> it is assumed to
be the same as "/".
And I guess if you're using content-negotiation and would want to have
eg. "index.html.en" and "index.html.de" count as the same, you'd use
DIRSUFFIX index.html
FILEALIAS /index.html.en index.html
FILEALIAS /index.html.de index/html
And if someone were to use multiple different DirectoryIndex'es, again
FILEALIAS would be the way out. OK.
/Per Jessen, Zurich
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