I agree. I think default <Location> headers for info and
status modules should be apache-info and apache-status. I screwed up
one of my customers when I upgraded to 1.1.1 (stronghold 1.3 actually)
[My fault, I admit, but making the change in the default would have
less people making this mistake.]
>
> Dennis Lundberg wrote:
> >
> >e-mail: dennis.lundberg@mdh.se
> >
> >OS: Solaris 2.X
> >
> >Apache version: 1.1.1
> >
> >Extra modules: config_log_module status_module
> >
> >Symptoms:
> >If you have a directory, like we have, called "information" in your
> >documentroot and use the new info_module, you can't access your
> >directory "information" any more.
> >When you type in:
> > http://www.some.where/information/
> >as the location Apache automatically switches to the info_module page.
> >I suggest using a less common directory-name like "apache-info" for the
> >info_module and "apache-status" for the status_module.
> >
> >ULR:
> >Sorry, I had to remove the info_module to keep our /information-pages
> >available.
>
> These names are user configurable, but I see your point, and maybe
> we should do something to warn people.
>
> I'll pass the info on. thanks.
>
>
> rob
>
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