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mod_dir does trailing slash redirect on SetHandler
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http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=28410
mod_dir does trailing slash redirect on <Location>SetHandler</Location>
slive@apache.org changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Component|mod_alias |Core
Summary|Alias expansion conflicts |mod_dir does trailing slash
|with METHOD=POST |redirect on
| |<Location>SetHandler</Locati
| |on>
------- Additional Comments From slive@apache.org 2004-04-15 21:05 -------
It is the browser that is converting from POST to GET, not the server. As I
said, this is happening because the server is sending a redirect to the client.
When the more general Alias is in place, Apache sees that there is a directory
there and this causes mod_dir to do a trailing-slash redirect before the handler
is activated.
Although I know what is happening (and that it is not a bug with Alias), I don't
really know enough about mod_perl and apache's handler implimentation to know if
there is a bug in apache. The question is, should the SetHandler take over and
handle the request before mod_dir gets a crack at it? My inclination is that
it is up to mod_perl and your module to make that determination, but I'm not sure.
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