File Path Case Problem

[samarudge]

Hi,
I run a website and I am migrating to a Fedora 9 server (Apache) (From Win server 2k3 (Also Apache - Can you do double brackets? )). On my Win server

http://mydomain.com/bob/pix.gif

Would return the same as

http://mydomain.com/BoB/PIx.gif

(Those images arn't real but its a good demonstration - And bob is a good name)
However if the file was actualy called

/var/www/html/mysite/BOB/pix.gif

I could only access in on my linux server using that case (Any of this making sense? )
However, because I am an idiot, in my HTML some file paths are uppercase, some are lowercase and some are a mixture. Is there any way of changing a setting in Apache or Fedora so it doesn't pay attention to the case of the files, just opens them as it would on a Win system.
Regards,
Sam Rudge

[digerati]

tou can add a module called mod_spelling but there will be a little performance drop with that, alternatively if all you need is to ignore capitalization you can add this to httpd.conf ...

RewriteEngine On
RewriteMap lowercase int:tolower
RewriteRule   ^(.*)$    ${lowercase:$1}