Make ColdFusion on Ubuntu case-insensitive
I've installed apache2 and ColdFusion 9 on an Ubuntu 12.04 box. I've already use the CheckSpelling mod in Apache to disable case-sensitive URLs and other paths that Apache is responsible for.

Now, keep in mind, I'm working with about 4GB of legacy code (about 6 years worth) and very little is up to convention. The coders before me were not concerned with case sensitivity, seeing as how the application was hosted on a Windows Box. For the most part, ColdFusion is behaving with `<cfinclude>` and `CreateObject`, but it seems like `<cfinvoke>` (which is used quite often in the codebase) is still case sensitive.

Now, I've tried the method of moving the code onto a vfat partition, but what I ran into was a whole bunch of encoding issues with filenames (we deal with foreign companies and get a lot of special characters). Deleting and/or renaming the files would be cumbersome, as most are also referred to in the MySQL database, and would have to be modified there as well. So recoding is somewhat of a nightmare. 

So, I'm curious if ColdFusion has any special flags when running on Linux to be case insensitive, or if there is another method for making this all come together?
Make ColdFusion on Ubuntu case-insensitive
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I've installed apache2 and ColdFusion 9 on an Ubuntu 12.04 box. I've already use the CheckSpelling mod in Apache to disable case-sensitive URLs and other paths that Apache is responsible for.

Now, keep in mind, I'm working with about 4GB of legacy code (about 6 years worth) and very little is up to convention. The coders before me were not concerned with case sensitivity, seeing as how the application was hosted on a Windows Box. For the most part, ColdFusion is behaving with `<cfinclude>` and `CreateObject`, but it seems like `<cfinvoke>` (which is used quite often in the codebase) is still case sensitive.

Now, I've tried the method of moving the code onto a vfat partition, but what I ran into was a whole bunch of encoding issues with filenames (we deal with foreign companies and get a lot of special characters). Deleting and/or renaming the files would be cumbersome, as most are also referred to in the MySQL database, and would have to be modified there as well. So recoding is somewhat of a nightmare. 

So, I'm curious if ColdFusion has any special flags when running on Linux to be case insensitive, or if there is another method for making this all come together?