I already have an awk script called viewzip.cgi which works as follows:
...viewzip.cgi/path_to_zipfile/zipfile.zip/
will show the root directory of that file,
...viewzip.cgi/path_to_zipfile/zipfile.zip/subdir/
shows a subdirectory (if present)
...viewzip.cgi/path_to_zipfile/zipfile.zip/path_to_file/file
will download one particular file.
Now what I want is omitting the "viewzip.cgi" part in the URL and an automatic redirect working as follows:
...path_to_zipfile/zipfile.zip
should download the zipfile as it would be standard behaviour, but
...path_to_zipfile/zipfile.zip/
with the trailing slash should redirect to a path like the first example, and also when trailing subdirs or files are appended.
How can I do that, if so? I have access to file system (i.e. ".htaccess") but not to apache's root configuration files. Or is there a (possibly well-known) better solution? A similar problem applies to .chm files which would be more easily browseable when unpacked on server on request. It would be nice if I don't need to repeat a redirection line for each single zipfile I have.
henni
