Re: [users@httpd] How to access files via apache stored in InItCaps

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On 11/3/05, Kumar, Atul <a.kumar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi All,
>      I am not an expert in apache so please ignore if this question
> sounds silly.
>
> I have placed some text file in one of the folder ( htdocs ) in apache ,
> File name is   TestPage.txt so when I try to access this page from
> browser message comes as page not found . On checking error message on
> log files I can see that it displays that file      testpage.txt not
> found so its loking for "lowercase" file name .
>     How to force apache so that it looks for actual name ( case
> sensitive ) of file rather then changing it to lowercase.

Apache does not, by default, change the case.  Are you sure that you
typed the proper case into your browser?  What EXACTLY does the error
log and access log for this request look like.

Basic case-sensitivity issues can be solved with mod_speling.

Joshua.

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