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Case sensitive urls?

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ambrit

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I've got Plesk up and running on SUSE now and everything is going well, however one really odd thing I've noticed is that when I browse to the URL of the site I have published with Plesk, the url is case sensitive for some reason.

so if I try: http://linuxtest.myserver/martin then everything works fine, but if I try

http://linuxtest.myserver.com/MARTIN then I get a "Object not found" error.

This happens if Firefox & Safari and doesn't happen for any other websites that aren't on my server.

I can't believe that this would be how its meant to work, but does anyone have any idea how to stop the URLs being case sensitive?

thanks for the help

Martin
 
Greetings:

No matter the hosting automation system, Unix always had case sensitive directory names.

The machine name / domain name is case insensitive in any event, but directory and file names will be case sensitive in a Unix hosting environment.

Thank you.
 
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