I have configured a virtual host in Apache for serving content over SSL/TLS. Since I also want to allow other sites on my domain to use regular http, I have two document roots, one at /home/www/html and one at /home/www/html-ssl. I force SSL on my site with the following directives in a file in /etc/httpd/conf.d:<Directory /home/www/html-ssl/foo>    SSLOptions +StrictRequire    SSLRequireSSL    SSLRequire ( %{HTTP_HOST} eq mydomain.com )    ErrorDocument 403 https://mydomain.com/foo</Directory>This redirects any requests for http://mydomain.com/foo/ to https://mydomain.com/foo/. However, when I try to access http://mydomain.com/foo without the trailing slash, Apache searches for foo in /home/www/html instead of in /home/www/html-ssl, causing a 404. Is there a way to tell Apache that http://mydomain.com/foo should really look for the directory foo in /home/www/html-ssl, and then redirect to the https site? I thought that since DirectorySlash is on, Apache would be able to figure out that foo is a directory, at which point it would see my <Directory> section above and work its magic.
URL without trailing slash makes Apache look in non-SSL DocumentRoot
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