picky on uper/lower case "Red Hat Linux 9"

[General Nuisance]

i just upgraded my web server to Red Hat Linux 9 and i have had no problems to speak of with it but it is really picky about uper/lower case in URL's.. is there anyway to change this??

EX: if you but in http://24.158.37.186/Sigs/1/novazonebx.jpg

it will work fine BUT if you dont CAP the S in sigs it wont work...

EX: http://24.158.37.186/sigs/1/novazonebx.jpg

^^

see that is going to get on my nerves...

[i added "Red Hat Linux 9" to it so others will jump on it"]

[Hellfighter]

sorry i don't know how you can get around it maybe others will jump in to help you out if they know a fix for it.

[Scott]

RHL has always been like that, well for the 4 years i've been using it..

[Steve]

if it's gonna be annoying, just rename the Sigs folder :/

[atholon]

Does mandrake do that?

I think I am going to try and get it

[General Nuisance]

Originally posted by Panther
RHL has always been like that, well for the 4 years i've been using it..

ok so i take it there is no way to fix it...

thats ok ill make all folders lower case..

[JonM]

almost all servers i've seen do that...

[JonM]

even on novahq.net /forum/ has to be that, it can't be /Forum/

[General Nuisance]

i was useng xp pro and it did not matter... i thought you could change it but its np..

[SilentTrigger]

Linux is case sensetive, windows is not. You'll have to live with it!

[BeBop]

Linux is a proper operating system. Windows sucks. .

Have fun with a great web server now it will be much more stable.

And you might be able to fix that with some write aroudn or mod for apache, but i have NO idea how you would go abotu doing so.

Regards

-- Linux owns (Mandrake here)

[General Nuisance]

we (meaning IcIshoot and I) have tried setting it up.. it works except for mysql it says all the tables are read only.. but we chmoded the folder with the -R command.. who knows so far my windows server has been there when linux hasn't...

i know linux is supposed to be the best thing since beef jerky and sliced bread.. BUT IT DONT WORK FOR ME!!

[BeBop]

make sure your user has access rights to the databse....

I mean with mandrake i just popped in the discs (burned the iso's off the net) and selected the server type install + some other stuff i needed onto apache (like php and mysql), and as soon as it booted up I had a web server running. PHP, MySQL, etc....

i think the default user/pass for mysql is user: root pass: (blank)

Regards -- Also why are you using redhat? why not use Fedora Core?

[General Nuisance]

actually i switched to gentoo linux.. ( http://www.gentoo.org )

the user im using has all rights..