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    Default Support AcceptPathInfo

    Whats the best way to check if a server is set up to Support AcceptPathInfo and Support ForceType?

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    Out of interest, what are these settings?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Roundy
    Whats the best way to check if a server is set up to Support AcceptPathInfo and Support ForceType?

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    Most of this information should be available in the phpinfo.php page, simply create a phpinfo.php file with this information:

    Code:
    <?php info();>

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    Quote Originally Posted by cpanelnickn
    [code]<?php info();>[/url]
    I don't mean to correct your code, but for novice people, cpanelnickn meant:
    <?phpinfo (); ?>
    Last edited by AndyReed; 03-28-2006 at 09:03 PM.
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    Thank you for the replies

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    I think it should have been :
    PHP Code:
    <?php
    phpinfo 
    ();
    ?>

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