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>> something else as extensions (Polish, `.pl`, is the usual example,
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>> since many sites interpret `.pl` as "this is a (Perl) CGI").
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>> --[[smcv]]
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>>> There is something to be said about "index/foo" being really ugly
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>>> and perhaps it would be nice to use something else. There does not
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>>> appear to even be one function that could be changed; "$page/foo" is
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>>> hardwired into ikiwiki in many places as a place to dump subsidiary
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>>> content -- and it's not even consistent, since there is also eg,
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>>> "$page.rss". I agree, approaching it from this direction would be a
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>>> mess or a lot of work.
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>>>
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>>> Type maps seem like a valid option, but also a lot of clutter.
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>>>
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>>> `index.html.pl` does seem to be asking for trouble, even if apache
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>>> can be configured to DTRT. It would make serving actual up perl scripts
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>>> hard, at least. But that is some good out of the box thinking..
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>>> perhaps "index.foo.pl.html"?
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>>>
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>>> However, that would mean that
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>>> web servers need to be configured differently to serve translated
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>>> and non-translated sites. The current apache configuration for po
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>>> can be used with non-po sites and they still work. --[[Joey]]
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