> It probably just seems that way because either CF or IIS have
> generally always incorrectly returned path_info
>
> The path_info env var is supposed to contain anything after the requested
> script name, not the script name and preceding path itself
I don't think these semantics are used anymore. The 'old' interpretation
of PATH_INFO made sense when people had CGI scripts living in /cgi-bin.
When scripts are mapped based on a file extension and then run by an
interpreter, the PATH_INFO (and PATH_TRANSLATED) variables are treated
differently.
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