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Posted to apache-bugdb@apache.org by Lars Eilebrecht <La...@unix-ag.org> on 1997/12/17 15:19:36 UTC

Re: mod_mime/1559: Language negotiation requires the language na

According to Gordan Vosicki:

>   It doesn't work because when the file is called "index.html.fr", then I
>   get it and when it is called "index.fr.html", then I don't.
>   Apache returns the "Content-Language" header the right way.

Well, when you use "index.html.fr" you can link to the file with
"index.html", but if you use "index.fr.html" you must use "index"
instead of "index.html" when you want to access the file.

ciao...
-- 
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Re: mod_mime/1559: Language negotiation requires the language na

Posted by Gordan Vosicki <go...@icsa.ch>.

Lars Eilebrecht wrote:

> Well, when you use "index.html.fr" you can link to the file with
> "index.html", but if you use "index.fr.html" you must use "index"
> instead of "index.html" when you want to access the file.
>
> ciao...

OK, now I understand it.But I still think it would deserve something more
explicit in the documentation...

For the moment I've solved my other problem with symlinks, but I think it would

be useful to be able to declare in Apache a list of characters which are
extension delimiters (default: ".").

Cheers

Gordan