Barney Boisvert wrote:
> You can't make CF do it, but you can certainly do that with
> mod_rewrite. These two rules should be pretty close, though they
> might not be perfect. (obviously assume your server has mod_rewrite
> enabled):
>
> RewriteEngine On
> RewriteRule ^/cfmx(.*\.pl)$ /$1.pl [L]
>
> The rewrite phase of Apache's request processing happens before it
> hand off to JRun/CFMX, so the request will be "moved" out of the CFMX
> context root before being sent to CF at all.
It worked with a bit of modification:
RewriteRule ^/cfmx(.*\.pl)$ /$1 [L]
This puts two /'s in the URL before the filename for some reason, but if
I insert another / between cfmx and (.*\.pl), I get a redirection error.
This will do for now. Also, with the .pl after the $1, the URL had
two ".pl"'s appended. ;-)
Thanks!
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