Hi,
I just transitions development machines from Ubuntu to OS X.
I noted that urls weren't processing correctly.
For example, domain.com/createAccount would show an error in the
debugging output because createaccount matched none of the patterns in
urls.py. Somewhere along the lines, the url was moved to lower case.
I'm using lighttpd. Perhaps something with mod_rewrite? Nothing I can
see.
I've temporarily solve the problem by wrapping each of the patterns in
this function:
import re
def noCase(s):
# re.I option ignores case
return re.compile(s, re.I)
This seems like a kludge. As another thread in the django group
observed, urls should be specific strings. Incorrect cases should be
auto-forwarded to the correct case.
Thoughts?
Possible causes?
Thanks,
Ivan Kirigin
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