Case-sensitivity: why -- or why not? (was Re: Damnation!)
Roy Smith
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Sun May 21 18:39:02 EDT 2000
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Ian Parker <parker at gol.com> wrote: > I'd assumed the path to be case-sensitive only because it is running on > a case-sensitive OS, such as UNIX. On Windows NT and VMS the case > doesn't appear to matter. The fact that the case sensitivity of URLs depends on the underlying file system is actually a bit of a pain. I often see people develop web sites on Macs or PC's and then upload them to our Unix web server. All the case-mis-matched links that worked just fine on the Mac/PC are now broken. I prefer case sensitive, can live with case insensitive, but "maybe, depending on context" is terrible.
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