- From: Anselm Baird-Smith <abaird@w3.org>
- Date: Thu, 22 Aug 1996 17:34:50 +0500
- To: alex@access.com.au (Alexandre Rafalovitch)
- Cc: www-jigsaw@w3.org
[This one is very old, sorry] Alexandre Rafalovitch writes: > Hi, > > I was looking at PassDirectory and suddenly had a question in my mind. Is > pass-target relative or absolute. If it is absolute then what happens if it > was in the root space and if it relative than relative to what. So I tried > an experiment. > > I created a PassDirectory resource and gave it absolute directory address. > That worked and showed me the directory I pointed to. Yes, this is the intended usage. > Next I called up editor on PassDir again and changed pass-target to non > absolute dir (without front /). > When I pressed Ok, I noticed that pass-target changed to give me an > absolute address.Unfortunately, it showed me that relative address is > counted not from WWW directory (which is default servable space) but from > directory above it (Jigsaw/Jigsaw in distribution). That seems wrong to me. > Is it? Also, where is the piece of code that changed relative filename into > absolute filename? I did not seem to find it in FileAttribute.java. Relative to the current directory of the server I think (!). It should be relative to the server's root directory when not absolute...(I'll fix it). Anselm.
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