Since when are URLs case sensitive?

[edprush]

http://www.uni.edu/global/coursesabroad/greece/greece2004.htm

doesn't work but this does:

http://www.uni.edu/global/coursesabroad/Greece/Greece2004.htm

I didn't know that URLs were case sensitive.

 

[jfall]

The domain itself isn't sensitive, however if the files are stored on a linux webserver it is case sensitive. greece/greece2004.htm
is different from Greece/Greece2004.htm

 

[TheToOTaLL]

Originally posted by: jfall
The domain itself isn't sensitive, however if the files are stored on a linux webserver it is case sensitive. greece/greece2004.htm
is different from Greece/Greece2004.htm

Don't have that problem on my Windows 2000 web server...... 😉

 

[aphex]

Originally posted by: jfall
The domain itself isn't sensitive, however if the files are stored on a linux webserver it is case sensitive. greece/greece2004.htm
is different from Greece/Greece2004.htm

you sir are correct.

 

[Bootprint]

Originally posted by: jfall
The domain itself isn't sensitive, however if the files are stored on a linux webserver it is case sensitive. greece/greece2004.htm
is different from Greece/Greece2004.htm

yep, and Unix is case sensitive to directories and filenames.

 

[jfall]

Originally posted by: TheToOTaLL

Originally posted by: jfall
The domain itself isn't sensitive, however if the files are stored on a linux webserver it is case sensitive. greece/greece2004.htm
is different from Greece/Greece2004.htm

Don't have that problem on my Windows 2000 web server...... 😉

Ya, but you probably have a problem where it goes down every couple of days 😛

 

[Kilrsat]

Originally posted by: TheToOTaLL

Originally posted by: jfall
The domain itself isn't sensitive, however if the files are stored on a linux webserver it is case sensitive. greece/greece2004.htm
is different from Greece/Greece2004.htm

Don't have that problem on my Windows 2000 web server...... 😉

It isn't a problem. More of a limitation of windows that you can't have greece2004.htm and Greece2004.htm be different files in the same folder. So yes, go limitations!

 

[guyver01]

Originally posted by: Kilrsat

Originally posted by: TheToOTaLL

Originally posted by: jfall
The domain itself isn't sensitive, however if the files are stored on a linux webserver it is case sensitive. greece/greece2004.htm
is different from Greece/Greece2004.htm

Don't have that problem on my Windows 2000 web server...... 😉

It isn't a problem. More of a limitation of windows that you can't have greece2004.htm and Greece2004.htm be different files in the same folder. So yes, go limitations!

yep.. only on Microsoft does 0047 = 0067

go Microsoft!

 

[TheToOTaLL]

Originally posted by: jfall

Originally posted by: TheToOTaLL

Originally posted by: jfall
The domain itself isn't sensitive, however if the files are stored on a linux webserver it is case sensitive. greece/greece2004.htm
is different from Greece/Greece2004.htm

Don't have that problem on my Windows 2000 web server...... 😉

Ya, but you probably have a problem where it goes down every couple of days 😛

It doesn't go down every couple of days. It say up a little longer than that 😉

 

[dmurray14]

my 2003 server has been up for 84 days....

 

[Crusty]

My Linux server has been up for...quite a bit longer then that.