André Warnier wrote:
If that is still not entirely clear, here is a summary :- the Windows filesystem, in terms of locatiing directories and filenames, is case-insensitive. In other words, "/dir" and "/DIR" and "/Dir" all lead to same place. - the Apache <Location> directive applies to the URL, and IS case-sensitive. In that case, "/public" and "/PUBLIC" are 2 different URLs.
Ah, thanks for pointing that out! My only Windows Apache server is my development machine, but that little bit of information could be really critical at some point.
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