Lowercase verification filenames
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December 12, 2005
We've been looking into ways to enhance our
verification process
and noticed that some members of our
Group
have been unable to upload case-sensitive filenames to their webservers. To help them, we now
check for a lowercase verification filename if we don't find the case-sensitive one. So now you
can upload a verification file with the lowercase filename. (If you have already verified, you
don't need to do anything new.)
Thanks to our Groups members for their input—and keep that feedback coming!
Posted by Vanessa Fox
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