by Jim McGra » Fri, 08 Nov 1996 04:00:00
Good Day all
I am looking for a way to make Apache treat the URL
http://server/directory/filename
as
http://server/directory/filename.html
I want this to happen when there is no actual file 'filename', but there
is a 'filename.htm' or 'filename.html'.
Thanks in Advance
Jim
by TeeJ » Sat, 09 Nov 1996 04:00:00
[Posted and mailed]
On 07 Nov 1996, Jim McGrady posted the following:
Try adding "MultiViews" to the "Options" line in access.conf. Works forQuote:> Good Day all
> I am looking for a way to make Apache treat the URL
> http://server/directory/filename
> as
> http://server/directory/filename.html
> I want this to happen when there is no actual file 'filename', but there
> is a 'filename.htm' or 'filename.html'.
--
TeeJay signing off while saying:
"Avoid the Gates of Hell. Use Linux"
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