No / ending URLs gives me 127.0.0.1 ??

[michaelsanford]

Ok, I just sent my colleague the following address (IP changed):

http://66.230.13.233/project1/source/

Now that gives a directory listing, which is what I wanted. BUT if they enter:

http://64.230.13.233/project1/source

with no terminating slash, it appears to redirect to 127.0.0.1 so my friend running MS IIS is prompted with a login box, I am given the folder I was looking for, resolved to 127.0.0.1

What's the idea behind this? Any experiences?

 

[TommyWillB]

I asked the same question and got told to create a "rewrite rule"... but I never got around to figureing out how to do that.

If you solve this, please let me know.