Dan Libby wrote:
I worked around this issue by forcing URLs to always use the "?title=" format if the title contains "/". Otherwise there were problems with Apache (php?) munging "//" in the PATH_INFO variable into "/".
That's an issue with Apache 2. There's a patch which tries to work around it by re-obtaining the URL data from another place in bugzilla somewhere, not sure how ideal it is.
Certainly forcing an alternate URL is suboptimal. :)
-- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)