Re: [users@httpd] Frontpage 301 Redirect

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On 6/17/06, Warwick Bruce Chapman <warwick@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


Joshua Slive wrote:
> On 6/17/06, Warwick Bruce Chapman <warwick@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>> I have tried creating a redirect-carefully entry for "Mozilla/4.0
>> (compatible; MS FrontPage 6.0)", but that made little difference.  I
>> upgraded apache to latest.  I tried all combinations of trailing slashes
>> on Directory parameters.
>
> I bet that you haven't properly set redirect-carefully for the
> requests.  Try setting it unconditionally:
> SetEnv redirect-carefully
>

OMG - I think that may just have worked!  Are there any considerations
to doing this unconditionally?

I doubt it.  It violates the standards, but I've never heard of it
causing problems.  (It is limitted to only non-GET requests.)

But you might also work on fixing your conditional setting.  Something like
BrowserMatch FrontPage redirect-carefully
should also work.

Joshua.

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