Linux Apache URL address case Sensitive solution

Linux is sensitive to file directory capitalization, and URL case sensitivity can cause web pages to not open, one of the solutions is to enable the Apache mod_speling.so module. Suppose the Apache installation directory is/usr/local/apache2.

First, confirm the existence of the mod_speling.so module in the/usr/local/apache2/modules directory.

Second, the compilation mod_speling.so module, enters the Apache source code modules/mappers/directory, runs the following command automatically compiles, installs and modifies httpd.conf file, activates the mod_speling.so module:/usr/local/ Apache2/bin/apxs-c-i-a mod_speling.c

APXS command Option Description

1.-c perform the compile operation.
2.-i installation operation, install one or more dynamically shared objects to the server's modules directory.
3.-a automatically adds a loadmodule line to the httpd.conf file to activate the module, which is enabled if this row exists.
4.-a is similar to-a, but it adds a loadmodule prefix (#) before the line.
5.-E requires an edit operation that can be used in conjunction with the-A and-a option, and similar to-I, modifying the httpd.conf file without installing the module.

Add in/usr/local/apache2/conf/httpd.conf:

LoadModule Speling_module modules/mod_speling.so
CheckSpelling on restarts apache:/usr/local/apache2/bin/apachectl restart or service httpd restart.