You are right, there are other server side rewrite rules not written by
me neither visible to me...
But dispatch was getting a wrong URL.
Thank you...
Michael Peters wrote:
> Giannis Economou wrote:
>
>> I've just noticed something even more insteresting!
>> It is not only that I get only half the string ('Sri' for 'Sri
>> Lanka'), but _all parameters after %20 are ignored_.
>>
>> CAP::Dispatch Version 2.00_04.
>>
>> mod_rewrite get's in the way and I'm using PersistentPerl for
>> persistency. URL handling happens after following this Directive:
>> RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /cgi-bin/app.pl/$1 [P,L,T=application/x-httpd-cgi]
>> (a second rewriting is active, so I need the [P] above.
>>
>
> So you are proxying the request to another machine host? What does your other
> RewriteRule look like? I don't think it's Dispatch that's eating your URL,
> it's
> mod_rewrite. I bet if you look in the script that is using Dispatch and see
> what
> the full path info is ($ENV{PATH_INFO}) you'll see that Dispatch never even
> sees
> anything past the %20.
>
>
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