Also, zipping a directory tree sometimes does funny things to the filenames. For names <=8 characters, I observed, it makes the name upcase. This, at the moment of compiling a .NET app, is very annoying.When you have dynamically downloaded assemblies (via http:// or whatever) you must ensure similar name lookup semantics on the web server, i.e. your web server must treat DLL names as case-insensitive. Which effectively means it must be running off VFAT filesystem or use some tricky aliasing/regexp filters for DLLs.
|
-- Pablo Baena <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> |
