The syntax for redirect treats
Redirect / http://www.example.com
as a request to redirect, for example, index.html as "http://www.example.com.index.html "
Since I can't think of any reason that this could possibly be desired, it seems the parser should understand that when only a FQDN is specified with a URL scheme, the final '/' is assumed.
this would still allow for http://www.example.com/new formats, etc, and would only apply to the specific format xxxx://FQDN
(Although I think even this syntax should assume a final / and that if the "append . and location" behavior is wanted the format should be
http://www.example.com/new.
But that would possibly break existing configs for no real gain.
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Lisa Bonet ate no Basil
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