Subj : The Mystery Almost Solved
To   : Jeff Snyder
From : mark lewis
Date : Mon Jun 29 2009 12:53 am


CS> It's case sensitive (most are not) so if like me, he had to type it in,
CS> thats why it's 'broken'.

JS> Hmmm...Interesting. On my Macintosh, it is NOT case-sensitive. I
JS> can type "TheFishGuy" or "thefishguy" in the URL, and it makes no
JS> difference.

JS> I run the web server on a Mac running Tiger 10.4.11, which is a
JS> UNIX-based OS.

some servers are set up to automatically correct mistyped URLs... domain names
are not case-sensitive but URLs are and it depends on the server as to how it
handles them... apache will correct or not depending if you have the module
loaded or not ;)

)\/(ark


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