M.-A. Lemburg wrote: > ... just look at what your browser does > when you request http://www.python.org/search ... the server > redirects you to search/ to make sure that the links embedded in > the page are relative to search/ and not www.python.org/. While that seems to be what Apache does, I get 40x's from IIS and Netscape server. Greg Ewing's demonstrated a Unix where the trailing slash indicates nothing useful, Tim's demonstrated that Windows gets confused by a trailing slash unless we're talking about the root directory on a drive (and BTW, same results if you use backslash). On WIndows, os.path.commonprefix doesn't use normcase and normpath, so it's completely useless anyway. (That is, it's really a "string" function and has nothing to do with paths). - Gordon
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