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POApache Handling Characters Strangly
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Ok I just switched servers from a shared host to a dedicated server and everything seems to be functioning the same EXCEPT for one problem. Before I get into this I should mention both servers ran the exact same codeigniter config on top of a LAMP stack I think it is easiest to show just by examples so here they are: URI: /search/term/% New Server Result: Bad Request - Server Error Old Server Result: Executes a search and returns results for % URI: /search/term/%20 New Server Result: Searchs and returns results for a space (the translation of %20) Old Server Result: Searchs and returns results for a space (the translation of %20) URI: /search/term/%2F New Server Result: Not Found - Server Error Old Server Result: Searchs and returns results for a / (the translation of %2F) I want the server to produce results in these instances just like the previous server did. <hr> UPDATE Senario #3 was solved but the first problem still remains and I can't figure it out. I want to add more details about it to possible get to the bottom of it. The exact error message is: 400 Bad Request Bad; Your browser sent a request that this server could not understand. <ol> <li>When I check the apache error logs there is nothing about this error there.</li> <li>The result is the same accross all browsers and after the cache is cleared.</li> <li>Finally, I am pretty sure that I set up AcceptPathInfo On correct because when I go to the url: /robots.txt/klsdfj (not a real location) it produces the contents of the robots.txt file. To the best of my understanding that's the proper function of this directive.</li> </ol> Please let me know if any further info is required I would be happy to provide it. Thank you!!
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<php><apache><codeigniter><mod-rewrite>
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Apache Handling Characters Strangly
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