Re: Inconsistency with dhandlers

> > I was figuring I'd have to do that, but unfortunately, it doesn't seem
> > to work. Apache redirects the browser to /docs/1.8/, but then returns
> > a 403:
> >
> > [Mon May 10 16:53:53 2004] [error] [client 192.168.1.1] Directory
> > index forbidden by rule: /usr/local/www/bricolage.cc/docs/1.8/
>
> This doesn't work because filepath() never ends in "/". This seems to
> work, though:
>
> % $m->abort(-1) unless $m->dhandler_arg || $r->path_info;
>

Right, I can see that $r->filename would be canonicalized. What about this:

     if (-d $r->filename and $r->uri !~ m{/$}) {
         $m->abort(-1);  # decline
     }

I know for a fact that $r->uri will retain the ending /. Seems less
mysterious than the code above.

Jon



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