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- ============
- URL Rewrites
- ============
- -------------------
- Module: mod_rewrite
- -------------------
- :Author: Jan Kneschke
- :Date: $Date: 2004/11/03 22:26:05 $
- :Revision: $Revision: 1.2 $
- :abstract:
- url rewrite
- .. meta::
- :keywords: lighttpd, rewrite
- .. contents:: Table of Contents
- Description
- ===========
- internal redirects, url rewrite
- Options
- =======
- url.rewrite-once
- rewrites a set of URLs internally in the webserver BEFORE they are handled.
- e.g. ::
- url.rewrite-once = ( "<regex>" => "<relative-uri>" )
- url.rewrite-repeat
- rewrites a set of URLs internally in the webserver BEFORE they are handled
- e.g. ::
- url.rewrite-repeat = ( "<regex>" => "<relative-uri>" )
- The options ``url.rewrite`` and ``url.rewrite-final`` were mapped to ``url.rewrite-once``
- in 1.3.16.
- Warning
- =======
- Do NOT use mod_rewrite to protect specific urls, as the original url passed from the client
- is matched against your rules, for example strings like "/abc/../xyz%2f/path".
- Examples
- ========
- The regex is matching the full REQUEST_URI which is supplied by the user including
- query-string.::
- url.rewrite-once = ( "^/id/([0-9]+)$" => "/index.php?id=$1",
- "^/link/([a-zA-Z]+)" => "/index.php?link=$1" )
- # the following example, is, however just simulating vhost by rewrite
- # * you can never change document-root by mod_rewrite
- # use mod_*host instead to make real mass-vhost
- # request: http://any.domain.com/url/
- # before rewrite: REQUEST_URI="/www/htdocs/url/"
- # and DOCUMENT_ROOT="/www/htdocs/" %0="www.domain.com" $1="url/"
- # after rewrite: REQUEST_URI="/www/htdocs/domain.com/url/"
- # still, you have DOCUMENT_ROOT=/www/htdocs/
- server.document-root = "/www/htdocs/"
- $HTTP["host"] =~ "^.*\.([^.]+\.com)$" {
- url.rewrite-once = ( "^/(.*)" => "/%0/$1" )
- }
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