James Moseley wrote: > On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 12:19 AM, James Moseley > <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: > > > That trailing slash has nothing to do with RT and is an > Apache/FastCGI deal. I've never bothered with figuring out why it > works that way. > > You might be able to fix that with a redirect or editing the > Script/ScriptAlias lines. Google it. > > > Doing a little research, the trailing slash is required due to how > Apache rewrites URL's. There are ways to manipulate that behavior. > Mod_dir is one such method... > > -- > James Moseley > OK, thanks for the follow-up James. Sounds like it's more work than it's worth. You used to be able to just set an Alias in httpd.conf for /rt and /rt/ and everything worked great. But of course that was many revs back on RT. I ran 3.0.1 for many, many years with zero problems until the server finally dropped dead of old age.
Hey, this is mostly working just swell so I think I'll quit while I'm finally ahead. Many thanks again for all your help!
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