server.force-lowercase-filenames doesn't work inside userdir's

[anders1@…]

Hi,

I run lighttpd 1.4.19 on Linux on top of a case-insensitive filesystem (JFS with OS/2 compatibility enabled). I noticed that while lighty forces lower case filenames for files within the server.document-root, it doesn't for files in a userdir.

Example:

The original filename is test.php (works): http://andersman.org/test.php http://andersman.org/test.PHP

The original filename is test.php (shows sources !!): http://andersman.org/~anders/test.php http://andersman.org/~anders/test.PHP

[kaank]

Added a patch that should solve the problem by using buffer_to_lower before assigning the path to physical.path - first patch and first real attempt at solving a lighty bug so if I've overlooked something let me know so I can correct it with this and future patches.

[stbuehler]

"Fixed" in [2283] - but i wouldn't use a case-insensitive filesystem if i needed a secure webserver; i guess there are more problems in that area than we will ever find.

I didn't use your patch as there is more than lowercase on windows.