Disable Case sensitivity on Python's Webserver -

to explain issue, dad teaches english , switched him on linux, works apart teaching cd uses.

i figured out shortly later cd mess of flash files, , putting on webserver meant use cd without official launcher (there 1 linux doesn't work)

so ran folder :

python3 -m http.server 

and sure enough loaded fine, issue case sensitivity.

i don't know coder doing, in swf (it's flash), calls xml files first letter capitalised, files not capitalised, therefore python's web server 404's due case).

i'd avoid having change each file i wondering if possible tell python's webserver ignore case entirely when processing requests ?

i should note i'm using python3

any appreciated !

if files in server root (including eventual subdirectories) lower case, easiest override translate_path method of simplehttprequesthandler unconditionally operate lower case paths. simple example:

from http.server import httpserver, simplehttprequesthandler  class lowercaserequesthandler(simplehttprequesthandler):      def translate_path(self, path):         # calls original implementation , returns result         # converted lower case         return super().translate_path(path).lower()  if __name__ == '__main__':     server = httpserver(('', 8080), lowercaserequesthandler)     try:         server.serve_forever()     except keyboardinterrupt:         server.server_close()