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Top Forums Web Development Default PHP Sites Post 302829307 by Corona688 on Thursday 4th of July 2013 01:27:47 PM
Old 07-04-2013
What if there really is a file named 'index'? What if there's a directory named 'index'? What happens when you have both an index.php and index.html, which wins, which loses?

You can use rewrite rules to change something without an extension into .php, but I don't know a way to make it know which one you really wanted.
 

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DICTFMT_INDEX2WORD(1)						Linux User's Manaul					     DICTFMT_INDEX2WORD(1)

NAME
dictfmt_index2word - Creates a .word index file from a DICTD database .index file SYNOPSIS
dictfmt_index2word [OPTIONS] [index_file] DESCRIPTION
dictfmt_index2word creates a word index file on stdout for the index file given on stdin or the command line. A word index file indexes each subword from the multi-word headwords of the .index file, to the underlying .dict file. A word index file is usually named <base- name>.word, but this is not mandatory as long as the proper name is used in the dictd configuration file. OPTIONS
--help displays a usage message and exits --locale locale use locale for sorting the .word file. If this option is omitted, the default locale "C" is used. index_file the .index file to be converted. AUTHOR
dictfmt_index2word was written by Aleksey Cheusov <vle@gmx.net>. This manual page was written by Robert D. Hilliard <hilliard@debian.org>. SEE ALSO
dictd(8), dictfmt(1), dictfmt_index2suffix(1) LINUX
January 23, 2003 DICTFMT_INDEX2WORD(1)
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