Hello,
First of all, thank you for releasing 0.4.28 so quickly (particularly
the Debian packages!). That's been a major help to me. Second of all,
I'd like to report another quirk I'm finding.
I've got a layout in mind for my directory structure. Let's say I have a
post called "surprise". I have a permalink, a trackback link, and a
comments feed using this structure:
/archives/surprise.html
/trackback/surprise.php
/feeds/surprise.xml
This is all accomplished using redirection. The problem child is the
trackback link. Here are the relevant sections:
Directory / { Handler common }
Directory /trackback {
Handler redir {
Rewrite "/(.+)\.php$" "/index.php?tb=1&name=$1"
}
}
Extension php {
Handler phpcgi {
interpreter /usr/bin/php-cgi
}
}
If I attempt to access /trackback/surprise.php, Cherokee returns a 404
error. If I comment out the "Extension php" section,
/trackback/surprise.php returns a blank page (an XML response is
expected). If I change the Rewrite so the extension is
surprise.arbitrary, everything works as expected.
It appears that the problem is related to the extension .php - Cherokee
appears to be searching for a literal file "/trackback/surprise.php" and
returning a 404 when it's not found. Is this expected behavior in
Cherokee, or a bug, and is it something I can workaround?
Thank you!
Sincerely,
Kurt McKee
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