On Mon, Feb 26, 2001 at 03:13:13PM -0500, Rodent of Unusual Size wrote: > Bill Stoddard wrote: > > > > > Bah. I say follow the RFC. Apache is a reference implementation > > > of HTTP, and should do so in any event. > > > > And what do you do when a paying customer says 'hey, this function > > that 1000's of my customers depend on that used to work is now > > broken'? > > Apache *has* no 'paying customers.' but hasn't the standard httpd solution to these things been to implement something like 'nokeepalive' and introduce a BrowserMatch line to the standard config to enable the incorrect behavior for broken browsers? maybe a solution along these lines would be appropriate here. jim
- Re: over-aggressive redirection in mod_dir Greg Stein
- Re: over-aggressive redirection in mod_dir rbb
- Re: over-aggressive redirection in mod_dir Roy T. Fielding
- Re: over-aggressive redirection in mod... rbb
- RE: over-aggressive redirection in mod... Peter J. Cranstone
- Re: over-aggressive redirection in mod... Bill Stoddard
- Re: over-aggressive redirection in mod... rbb
- Re: over-aggressive redirection in mod... Rodent of Unusual Size
- Re: over-aggressive redirection in mod... Bill Stoddard
- Re: over-aggressive redirection in mod... Rodent of Unusual Size
- Re: over-aggressive redirection in mod... Jim Winstead
- Re: over-aggressive redirection in mod... Rodent of Unusual Size
- Re: over-aggressive redirection in mod... Greg Stein
- Re: over-aggressive redirection in mod... Roy T. Fielding
- Re: over-aggressive redirection in mod... William A. Rowe, Jr.
- Re: over-aggressive redirection in mod... Bill Stoddard
- Re: over-aggressive redirection in mod... Greg Stein
- Re: over-aggressive redirection in mod... James A. Sutherland
- Re: over-aggressive redirection in mod... Dale Ghent
- Re: over-aggressive redirection in mod... Rodent of Unusual Size
- Re: over-aggressive redirection in mod... James A. Sutherland
