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Error 403 -  when URL with a german umlaut is used





------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2003-11-10 12:16 -------
Ok, but we have to find a working solution on both Apache-Versions.

Apache1:
.../%E4.html    -> ä.html is displayed
.../%C3%A4.html -> ä.html not found

Apache2:
.../%E4.html    -> access denied
.../%C3%A4.html -> ä.html is displayed

For 'encoding' tests, I used IE 5.5, IE6 and Mozilla 1.5 on Win32:
IE:      ä.html    -> \xE4.html
Mozilla: ä.html    -> %E4.html
Apache1: %E4.html  -> ä.html
         \xE4.html -> ä.html
Apache2: %E4.html  -> access denied
         \xE4.html -> access denied

Apache2 wants UTF-8 Encoding - no current and widely known browser supports this
in the initial configuration.
It would be a lot easier if Apache2 would support unicode like Apache1 and the
current browsers. Without unicode support Apache2 is impossible to use with
german sites, expecially having more than 100 WEB-authors not knowing this 
problem.

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