Re: [cobalt-users] RE: uppercase / lowercase subdirectories

["Frederic Stos" <metalwolf@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

You can try to add the directive

Checkspelling on

inside the httpd.con apache config file.
This option force apache to check upper/lower and spell errors.
even if somebody write palns.html, it try plans.html ( if first one doesnt exists 
of course.)
If ambiguity with some pages, give a list of files to the user before sending 
the page.

Atte
MasterPhil
On 20 Jun 2001, at 11:54, Dean Hall wrote:

> 
> > Is there a way to make this file accessible to people whether they choose
> to
> > type in all CAPS or lowercase? I've searched through the archives with no
> > results...
> 
> While not the most elegant solution, you could create symbolic links to each
> directory
> and file of the opposite case.  This is a manual operation and depending on
> the number
> of directories/files and the frequency of adding new directories/file it
> could be a
> real pain, but it will work.
> 
> if you now have
> 	my_dir/my_file
> 
> do
> 	cd my_dir
> 	ln -s my_dir MY_DIR
> 
> of course this won't help if the user types My_Dir :)
> 
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