Kae Verens wrote:
For example, 'test.php.' will be run as if it is a PHP file.
I don't have MultiViews enabled. In fact, to be sure, I specifically
disabled it. that thought did occur to me, though.
I haven't coded in C/C++ in over 10 years, but I'll try did through
the httpd source to see if I can spot the cause.
the problem appears to be that the dot at the end is ignored.
in http/mod_mime.c, the extension is grabbed by breaking the filename
apart by its '.' symbols and inspecting each part until a known
extension is found. (the find_ct() function).
unfortunately, it ignores empty extensions and extensions it doesn't
understand. This is a more serious problem than I thought.
what it means, is that a file named "test.php.fdnsafhd" is treated as
PHP because Apache (with PHP installed) understands the '.php'
extension, but not the '.fdnsafhd' one, so it ignores the '.fdnsafhd' one.
kae
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