IS THERE SOMETHING I CAN EDIT SO THAT NO MATTER THE CASE IT WILL GO TO THE SAME PLACE.

EXAMPLE.

index.html
INDEX.HTML

AT THE MOMENT INDEX.HTML WOULD SHOW A 404 ERROR.
How can I remove case sensitivity.

If i am not mistaken you have to edit your
httpd.conf file under the apache directory!

I think this might be a bit tricky. The web has been case sensitive for quite a while (read: since the beginning?). If you specifically want to have INDEX.HTML be synonymous with index.html, probably the easiest is to create a symbolic link. In the directory where index.html exists, just do: ln -s index.html INDEX.HTML

If you want to have XYZ.HTML automatically mapped to xyz.html regardless of what XYZ is, then this would require some fancy apache directives. I would guess there is a way with all the fanciness that apache offers, but I'm not sure how. Do some searches for apache and case translation and see what you find.

Good luck!

-Danimal

Looks like you are coming from a Micro$oft Server...they are not case sensitive. I have run into this with several customers and I just rename their files and/or links to the correct case.

either that or get a M$ server

Someone pointed me to
The Apache mod_speling module is a good place to start.
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_speling.html
But I can not find how to activate it.

I think all you have to do is put: in your httpd.conf file.