mod_speling no longer works on nested directories

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I have correct partial urls like:

	/abc/DEF/ghi/jkl.html

and requests for misspelt urls (wrong case only) like:

	/abc/def/ghi/jkl.html


With debian sarge's apache 2.0.54 with mod_speling enabled,
the request was corrected and the page was returned.

With debian etch's apache 2.2.3 with mod_speling enabled,
the incorrect url is not corrected and a 404 is returned.

Also, the misspelt url "/abc/def" is converted to
"/abc/DEF" but "/abc/def/" provokes a 404.

Is there a way to get the useful behaviour in 2.2.3?


I need to use debian stable but a quick google indicates
that the more recent apache 2.2.8 has the problem too:

	http://www.webmasterworld.com/apache/3606458.htm


-jonathan

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