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Right - tell that to my non programmer customers who add new pages to their site. User Hostile - what a friggen joke. They can't even do simple scripting - but they can use FrontPage and other WISIWYG editors to do most of their work. When Apache reports URL not found - but they can see via FTP...

Y the religious slam? You get the best of both worlds. The far superior .Net Dev environment, the far more robust/efficient server side code and YOU DON"T HAVE TO PAY $$$$ for Win03. Forget the joke of Win03 Web Server Edition, my USB stick has more memory :( The real way to do .Net on...

The smart/lazy Apache programers were to lazy to do URI recognition right (case insensitive map to file system) so URI's are case sensitive. The HTTP standard says only Verbs are case sensitive, altho I don't think even Apache honors that. It's makes it clear that Domains are not case sensitive...