In Apache at least the presence of a trailing slash on the URL is important.
Quite often http://mysite/anapp will fail but http://mysite/anapp/ will
work. This is set in the Apache httpd.conf declarations, e.g the Alias
command.
You often get the scenario where http://mysite/anapp fails but
http://mysite/anapp/index.php3 works
I guess that the same rules apply to Netscape
> Hello everyone,
> I have been able to get PHP installed on my Sun 2.6/NS3.6 box
> fine. What I am having a problem with is using index.php. If I go to the
> site such as http://mysite/index.php it works fine, but when I go to
> http://mysite/ nothing is pulled up. I have this in my obj.conf file as
> well:
> PathCheck fn="find-index" \
> index-names="index.html,home.html,index.php"
>
> there are also no index.html or home.html files in the directory as well.
>
> Any help with this would be greatly appriciated.
> Thanks
> Jeff
>
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