Emiliano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>
> > CanonicalName is used only when apache must generate a
redirect, such as to
> > add a trailing / to directory requests.
>
> I don't recall that. The trailing slash redirect is sent whether
> CanonicalName is on or not and with CanonicalName I see a
redirect from
> the server to the 'real' servername.
Yes, but I thought the change to "real" name only happens when a
redirect happens anyway. I though CanonicalName just told it which
name to use when it was going to use a redirect.
> > If the host name does match, will midgard grab it before or
after apache
> > gets a chance to apply any rewrite rules?
>
> Depends on the load order of the modules. I think mod_rewrite
does some
> work in the translation phase.
>
> > I guess if it is a host alias, it will fall through to the file
system and
> > some .htaccess rewrite rules could redirect to the canonical
hostname.
>
> That too.
Heh
Heh
Sam
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