I have the Apache web Server that reads a file for directory locations.
The problem is that the program doesn't understand spaces, for instance "C:
\Program Files\" How do I write "C:\Program Files" without the space? I
also have to contend with the fact that it requires paths to be written the
UNIX way of "C:/Program Files/" which complicates matters even more.


I think there is an escape charcter something along the lines of "C:
\Program/?Files" but I can't for the life of me remember what it is. How
would I even write it if Apache wants it the UNIX way?

FYI I'm trying to get PHP to work on Apache 1.3.x on Win2k. :-)

Mike Cox wrote:

> I have the Apache web Server that reads a file for directory locations.
> The problem is that the program doesn't understand spaces, for instance "C:
> \Program Files\" How do I write "C:\Program Files" without the space? I
> also have to contend with the fact that it requires paths to be written the
> UNIX way of "C:/Program Files/" which complicates matters even more.
>
>
> I think there is an escape charcter something along the lines of "C:
> \Program/?Files" but I can't for the life of me remember what it is. How
> would I even write it if Apache wants it the UNIX way?
>
> FYI I'm trying to get PHP to work on Apache 1.3.x on Win2k. :-)

Read the FAQ, ask your question(s) in the Apache NG's, and as far as
building Apache to run with windows, use the Win32 builds, i.e.
apache_2.0.53-win32-x86-no_ssl.msi

Mike Cox wrote:

> I have the Apache web Server that reads a file for directory locations.
> The problem is that the program doesn't understand spaces, for instance "C:
> \Program Files\" How do I write "C:\Program Files" without the space? I
> also have to contend with the fact that it requires paths to be written the
> UNIX way of "C:/Program Files/" which complicates matters even more.
>
>
> I think there is an escape charcter something along the lines of "C:
> \Program/?Files" but I can't for the life of me remember what it is. How
> would I even write it if Apache wants it the UNIX way?
>
> FYI I'm trying to get PHP to work on Apache 1.3.x on Win2k. :-)

Read the FAQ, ask your question(s) in the Apache NG's, and as far as
building Apache to run with windows, use the Win32 builds, i.e.
apache_2.0.53-win32-x86-no_ssl.msi

Mike Cox wrote:
> I have the Apache web Server that reads a file for directory
> locations.
> The problem is that the program doesn't understand spaces, for
> instance "C: \Program Files\" How do I write "C:\Program Files"
> without the space? I also have to contend with the fact that it
> requires paths to be written the UNIX way of "C:/Program Files/"
> which complicates matters even more.
>
>
> I think there is an escape charcter something along the lines of "C:
> \Program/?Files" but I can't for the life of me remember what it is.
> How would I even write it if Apache wants it the UNIX way?
>
> FYI I'm trying to get PHP to work on Apache 1.3.x on Win2k. :-)

c:\program%20files might work. We haven't tested this, but on the other
hand, we do recommend you use the 8.3 convention to avoid any hassle.
--
- Frank DeLucca -

MS-MVP (Not confirmed, yet)

Mike Cox wrote:
> I have the Apache web Server that reads a file for directory
> locations.
> The problem is that the program doesn't understand spaces, for
> instance "C: \Program Files\" How do I write "C:\Program Files"
> without the space? I also have to contend with the fact that it
> requires paths to be written the UNIX way of "C:/Program Files/"
> which complicates matters even more.
>
>
> I think there is an escape charcter something along the lines of "C:
> \Program/?Files" but I can't for the life of me remember what it is.
> How would I even write it if Apache wants it the UNIX way?
>
> FYI I'm trying to get PHP to work on Apache 1.3.x on Win2k. :-)

c:\program%20files might work. We haven't tested this, but on the other
hand, we do recommend you use the 8.3 convention to avoid any hassle.
--
- Frank DeLucca -

MS-MVP (Not confirmed, yet)

Hi Mike Cox, You told me:
> I have the Apache web Server that reads a file for directory
> locations.
> The problem is that the program doesn't understand spaces, for
> instance

'the program'? What fucking 'program'? Apache? Something else? What? You
less than vague cretin?

> "C: \Program Files\" How do I write "C:\Program Files"
> without the space? I also have to contend with the fact that it
> requires paths to be written the UNIX way of "C:/Program Files/"
> which complicates matters even more.
>
>
> I think there is an escape charcter something along the lines of "C:
> \Program/?Files" but I can't for the life of me remember what it is.
> How would I even write it if Apache wants it the UNIX way?
>
> FYI I'm trying to get PHP to work on Apache 1.3.x on Win2k. :-)

Try enclosing the filename in double quotes and use forward slashes.

ServerRoot "C:/Mike Cox/is a/fucktard"

Alias /fucktard "C:/Mike Cox/is a/fucktard"

for exfuckingample.

Read the Windows version of httpd.conf, for exfuckingample.

"C:/Mike Cox/is a/fucktard"
"C:/Mike Cox/is a/fucktard/who knows fuck all"

If 'the program' still fails to recognise spaces, use the DOS short path.
See DIR /X, for exfuckingample.

You have spent too much time in cola. Linux makes you fucking stupid.

Hi Mike Cox, You told me:
> I have the Apache web Server that reads a file for directory
> locations.
> The problem is that the program doesn't understand spaces, for
> instance

'the program'? What fucking 'program'? Apache? Something else? What? You
less than vague cretin?

> "C: \Program Files\" How do I write "C:\Program Files"
> without the space? I also have to contend with the fact that it
> requires paths to be written the UNIX way of "C:/Program Files/"
> which complicates matters even more.
>
>
> I think there is an escape charcter something along the lines of "C:
> \Program/?Files" but I can't for the life of me remember what it is.
> How would I even write it if Apache wants it the UNIX way?
>
> FYI I'm trying to get PHP to work on Apache 1.3.x on Win2k. :-)

Try enclosing the filename in double quotes and use forward slashes.

ServerRoot "C:/Mike Cox/is a/fucktard"

Alias /fucktard "C:/Mike Cox/is a/fucktard"

for exfuckingample.

Read the Windows version of httpd.conf, for exfuckingample.

"C:/Mike Cox/is a/fucktard"
"C:/Mike Cox/is a/fucktard/who knows fuck all"

If 'the program' still fails to recognise spaces, use the DOS short path.
See DIR /X, for exfuckingample.

You have spent too much time in cola. Linux makes you fucking stupid.

Hi Mike Cox, You told me:
> I have the Apache web Server that reads a file for directory
> locations.
> The problem is that the program doesn't understand spaces, for
> instance

'the program'? What fucking 'program'? Apache? Something else? What? You
less than vague cretin?

> "C: \Program Files\" How do I write "C:\Program Files"
> without the space? I also have to contend with the fact that it
> requires paths to be written the UNIX way of "C:/Program Files/"
> which complicates matters even more.
>
>
> I think there is an escape charcter something along the lines of "C:
> \Program/?Files" but I can't for the life of me remember what it is.
> How would I even write it if Apache wants it the UNIX way?
>
> FYI I'm trying to get PHP to work on Apache 1.3.x on Win2k. :-)

Try enclosing the filename in double quotes and use forward slashes.

ServerRoot "C:/Mike Cox/is a/fucktard"

Alias /fucktard "C:/Mike Cox/is a/fucktard"

for exfuckingample.

Read the Windows version of httpd.conf, for exfuckingample.

"C:/Mike Cox/is a/fucktard"
"C:/Mike Cox/is a/fucktard/who knows fuck all"

If 'the program' still fails to recognise spaces, use the DOS short path.
See DIR /X, for exfuckingample.

You have spent too much time in cola. Linux makes you fucking stupid.