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Re: PATH_INFO style URLs? [message #164065 is a reply to message #164062] Sun, 02 January 2011 16:27 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
The Witcher is currently offline  The Witcher   United States
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naudefj wrote on Sun, 02 January 2011 09:40
Strange, I've been using PATH_INFO without problems on all my sites.

I wonder what the implications would be if we enable it by default (new installs)? It may not work with non-Apache web servers...

I can almost guarantee that making "Path_info" default on new installs would mean problems particularly for people like me who don't have anywhere near your knowledge!

Perhaps you could do a test release or an optional release?

The wiki and blog for one of my hosts states in part about their servers Quote:
"'Apache HTTP Server''' is an open source HTTP web server for UNIX commands Host customers have only limited access to Apache settings. Certain options can be changed through the control panel


I have used this Host since 2006 and continuously ran FUDforums on it but only today have I been able to use Path, even though the test has always said I could! On the other host I use the test always failed.

Go figure!


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