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Apache choking on the colon in a URL - 403


M4ngo

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OK - this seems weird but I still do not folly understand what is going on here.

 

I am using a PHP framework (CakePHP) which required a colon be passed to separate named parameters. Like this:

http://username.localhost/cakejunction/p1:1/p2:value2

 

However, when I introduce this - I immediately get a 403

Permission Denied from Apache.

 

Even if I dumb this right down to this:

http://localhost/p1:1

 

It chokes and gives a 403 (Permission denied error).

It should give a 404 (FNF).

 

Any ideas?

 

WinXP

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