Anyone know how to get rid of the trailing / when trying to access a folder on the server.

I.E. - customers site is at http://111.111.111.111/~user before propogation, but they have to put http://111.111.111.111/~user/ in order to see anything.

I know this is possible, but can not remember where the file is to edit to get rid of this little glitch. Please help. Thank you in advance.

check your httpd.conf and make sure that its setup correctly.

This is a server wide thing, not just one site. Any other ideas?

It should work without the / . As mentioned above, check your httpd.conf.

Remember a valid url does contain a trailing forward slash. But apache and windows usually have it configured to automatically add the / if it's not there.

You should set your "ServerName your.host.com:80" to your actual host. That should clear things up.

Originally posted by stephenM
You should set your "ServerName your.host.com:80" to your actual host. That should clear things up.

just:

ServerName yourhost.com

should work.

UseCanonicalName Off

That's another good way to solve it.

UseCanonicalName Off

This was the key on this problem. Everything is solved now - thanks to everyone that helped!!