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  1. #1
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    Apr 2005
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    Apache feature /page => /page.html

    Hello,
    I have a question about this feature in my apache 1.3:

    If I go to:
    domain.com/page
    In this case, theres no file or directory called page in the webroot.
    There is however a file called page.html and this is the page that the webserver throws back to the browser.

    I was wondering what this feature/directive is called, I guess it is set up globally in my httpd.conf . Is it possible to override in either .htaccess or in a virtualhost directive?

  2. #2
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    Apr 2005
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    No ideas? Anyone?

    Thanks...

  3. #3
    I bumped into something like this on Apache 2.0 recently.

    I had directories with no content, and the server would silently translate them so that instead of giving a "not found" for www.mydomain.com/somename/ , it would show the file that happened to be named www.mydirectory.com/somename.html

    It was a result of the mod_negotiation module, and was stopped by disabling "MultiViews" using an .htaccess file

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