AcceptPathInfo directive in apache 1.37?

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fikse

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I'm having issues where pages with trailing slashses like:

/test/nothere.html/more

are being loaded and indexed by search engines. I would like to turn this feature off, but am using apache 1.37, and the AcceptPathInfo is only for 2.0 and later...

how can I stop this from happening in apache 1.37?

I would like apache to return 404 file not found instead of loading up the page...

thanks...
 
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