glennbob

This might be the simplest solution. I will explore this. Thank you.

The root issue would be: let's say I have a url such as test.helioho.st/newvocab.html and somebody innocently goes to test.helioho.st.org/NewVocab.html, I don't want them to get a 404 error simply because they used mixed case on in the URL; etc. This already happened to my in my testing before I realized that helio hosting was case sensitive by default. I think there is a reason that some web servers don't have case sensitive URLs by default (I think windows based servers do not), and also there is a reason that linux/unix based servers let you turn this off, so I'm hoping to find a way to turn this off at the domain level.

I searched a bit with google and see that it is common for unix & linux based servers to be case sensitive, which I didn't realize until I was testing a page on my site. My searches also found that there is a server setting to change this, but it wasn't clear to me if this means I can have my own setting for this at the level of my website? Or if all websites on a server (such as Tommy) just inherit how Tommy is configured and we are unable to have our own setting? Thanks