Hi John, > Sorry, IMO that's still incorrect... > > If 'dir' is a directory then the behavior is as I noted. If 'dir' is > actually a file *then* the behavior that you mention would be correct. > > This behavior is obvious (Principle of Least Surprise) if one mimics > the behavior by actually trying these out in a shell and move around a > filesystem. :-)
The output is consistent with the URI spec but I understand that this is not the one you naturally expect if "dir" is indeed a directory. However, when using the Directory class, this case never happens because we always redirect URIs like "/root/dir" to "/root/dir/" when we detect that "dir" corresponds to a directory on the file system. I hope this sounds reasonable! Best regards, Jerome
