The problem is, when I request the file and look at the log file I see a 200
response, because the request is passed to ColdFusion I believe. ColdFusion
then throws an error but not with the right status code.
Correct. Because mod_jrun gets the request before Apache gets a chance to do much with it.
So really what I am after is similar behavior to IIS, you can tell it to
check if the file exists before you pass it on to CF, I think that would
solve my problem, and apache would finally use the Redirect rule in the
.htaccess file...
Well, you'd need to use something other than mod_jrun so that you can put a module into Apache to check the request *before* passing it to CF. mod_jrun gets the request too early in the chain for you to do this.
Sean A Corfield -- http://www.corfield.org/blog/
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