Paul Makepeace wrote:
> I'm using a <Files *.html></Files> Apache conf directive around the
> PerlHandler and have a scheme whereby the handler looks for the named
> page and if it doesn't find it it'll try further up the directory tree
> for an index.html, and so on[1].
>
> This is fine but breaks with a URL containing a trailing slash -- Apache
> simply reports directory listing is forbidden rather than simulating a
> request for index.html (in which case the PerlHandler would kick in).
>
> Is there a straightforward solution either with Apache or Template
> besides ensuring all <a> refer to index.html?
I think this belongs more to the modperl mailing list than here, but
you can use mod_rewrite with a rule similar to:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule (.*)/$ $1/index.html
to remap all /foo/ requests to /foo/index.html
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