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On 22 August 2011 14:31, Paul Hartman <paul.hartman+gentoo@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> On Mon, Aug 22, 2011 at 4:07 PM, Hilco Wijbenga |
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> <hilco.wijbenga@×××××.com> wrote: |
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>> RewriteRule ^/website$ http://localhost/website/ [T] |
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>> ProxyPassMatch ^/website/(.*)$ |
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>> http://localhost:8000/website/$1 |
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>> </VirtualHost> |
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>> The ProxyPassMatch fires but (AFAICT) the RewriteRule does not. I.e. |
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>> http://localhost/website (no slash) ==> 404 (in fact, it's trying to |
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>> serve /var/www/localhost/htdocs/website) but http://localhost/website |
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>> (with slash) ==> works. |
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> Disclaimer: I am not an Apache guru :) |
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Well, you know more than I do. :-) |
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> You have [T] as third parameter to RewriteRule, which is used to |
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> specify a MIME type, but you're not specifying anything. Maybe that |
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> invalidates the rule. Try removing it. |
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> You can also specify multiple RewriteRules which are processed in |
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> sequence, if trailing slash works maybe you need to first add a rule |
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> convert URL with no slash to URL with slash: |
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> RewriteRule ^/website$ /website/ [R] |
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I used to have [P] and then tried [PT] but neither worked. Then for |
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some unknown reason I deleted the P and left [T] when I sent the |
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email. |
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The problem turns out to be that you must put the Rewrite* |
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configuration stuff in the virtual host, not outside. Then it works. |
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It's documented but I had glossed over it. |
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