I have a web site running on a 10.3 machine using OS X web sharing.
the url looks like this:
http://computername.company.com/site/ (index.html sits in this folder)
(I'm behind a firewall so thought I'd spare you the actual url)
My problem is that if someone types in the path to the web site,
and forgets to leave off the trailing slash,
they don't end up at the site.
example: if they type:
http://computername.company.com/site
the browser will try to send them here:
http://computername.local/site/
and nothing will come up and they'll get this error:
Safari cant open the page http://computername.local/site/ because it cant find the server computername.local.
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Is there a way I can configure the site so that if someone types in
http://computername.company.com/site
the browser will point them here: http://computername.company.com/site/
????
thanks !!!
the url looks like this:
http://computername.company.com/site/ (index.html sits in this folder)
(I'm behind a firewall so thought I'd spare you the actual url)
My problem is that if someone types in the path to the web site,
and forgets to leave off the trailing slash,
they don't end up at the site.
example: if they type:
http://computername.company.com/site
the browser will try to send them here:
http://computername.local/site/
and nothing will come up and they'll get this error:
Safari cant open the page http://computername.local/site/ because it cant find the server computername.local.
----
Is there a way I can configure the site so that if someone types in
http://computername.company.com/site
the browser will point them here: http://computername.company.com/site/
????
thanks !!!