Not sure if case-sensitive comparison is an intentional behavior; if it is, would it make sense to add an extra argument to allow mapping the module name case-insensitively from the URI to the physical module directory on the file system?

$zcf = Zend_Controller_Front::getInstance();

$zcf->setParam('noViewRenderer', true);
$zcf->setParam('prefixDefaultModule', true);
$zcf->setModuleControllerDirectoryName('.');
$zcf->addModuleDirectory('/path/to/module/directory');
$zcf->dispatch();

module/
|-- default/
|   |-- ErrorController.php
|   `-- IndexController.php
`-- module1/
    `-- IndexController.php

http://somewhere/module1 hits the IndexController in the module1 directory http://somewhere/Module1 hits the ErrorController in the default module directory

Some users type everything capitalized, and since MODULE1 !== module1 (I'm gussing isValidModule() returns false); the request doesn't go to the intended controller.

If this is an intentional behavior; what's the best way to overcome this? Create a custom dispatcher, or perhaps this can be worked around by configuring the router?

Eric