On Thu, 6 Dec 2001, Jim Bija wrote:
> I gues i have a question in here too, does the version that comes with
> redhat 7.2 by default COMPILE require the trailing slash?
No. Apache *always* requires the trailing '/' character. When apache
receives a request for a directory without a trailing slash, it generates
a 301 responce to indicate that the web browser look elsewhere. In this
case, the browser will be handed a URL containing the hostname that apache
got from it's config and the path with the slash appended. This will fail
if your hostname isn't configured correctly. If your machine doesn't
resolve your 127.0.0.1 to your hostname, then set ServerName in
/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf.
That's not distribution specific. Your advise came from elitists.
Elitists are morons. All non-Red Hat distributions suck ;)
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