Hi Eric,thanks for the advice. I had a look on external RewriteMap programs. This will become an option if my current solution reaches its limit.
Now I simply store the files whose filenames contain non-ascii characters two times. One time they are stored with an UTF-8 encoded filename and another time with an ISO-8859-1 encoded filename. I used the convmv command to accomplish this.
Now both, UTF-8 and ISO-8859-1 encoded URLs are served.I would be nice if Httpd could solve such problems in future. It would be great if one could check the encoding of incoming URLs and reencode them if necessary by simple means.
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