Eric S. Johansson wrote:
>> That is the expected behaviour. The directory entry specifies how
>> its contents should be treated, not the entry itself.
>>
>> For example, imagine that your CGI replies with a redirection to
>> "thing.cgi?whatever=1". In this case the final URL will be:
>>
>> /akasha/thing.cgi?whatever=1
>>
>> however, if the server would manage the directory like its content,
>> as you are proposing, the final URL would be:
>>
>> /thing.cgi?whatever=1
>
> okay. I follow that. doing a few other tests I saw how the rewrite
> is automatically handled if the URL isn't associated with a file but
> instead is associated with the directory. I assume then that if I
> want to handle the URL without a trailing /and a map to the same URL
> with a trailing / I'm going to need some sort of a rewrite
> statement.
Yeah, a hidden rewrite rule, otherwise the result would be the
same. Something like this should work:
=========
Request "^/akasha$" {
Handler redir {
Rewrite "/akasha/"
}
}
=========
Good luck!
--
Greetings, alo.
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