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Re: eh?
by john s wolter on Thursday September 07, 04:27PM, 2006

I just spotted a portion of the Zope Book 2.6 online about VHM titled "Virtual Hosting Services". I found a reference to "_vh_" in the last two paragraphs and it states,..

"If you insert VirtualHostRoot, followed by one or more path elements that start with _vh_, then these elements will be ignored during traversal and then added (without the _vh_) to the start of generated URLs. For instance, a request for "/a/VirtualHostRoot/_vh_z/" will traverse "a" and then generate URLs that start with /"

My copy of the book is from 2002 and does not have that chapter.

I've looked through a few of my Zope/Plone books and have yet to find a reference to VHM performance. I'll keep looking.

The Eh is about a form of speech in Canada. It is common for Canadians to speak a sentence and then say "eh". This either as a excalmation mark, "!", or as a way to ask a question, "eh?". Sometimes it sounds like a replacement for a period at the end of a sentence.

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Re: eh?
by Chris Withers on Monday September 11, 11:53AM, 2006

Yeah, funny that, things changing in 4 years ;-)

Surprisingly, a 2002 edition of a book about a piece of software is likely to be out of date, no?

Chris

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