Hi :)
the problem on these rules, as antonio says, is that wordpress
creates file irks dinamically. I'm not sure about worspress but that
happened to me with wordpress mu.
I think that some rewrite rules could be only translates if we
get those kind of conditionals: "-f" it's not a file, and "-d" it's
not a directory . Other way could be putting the static files as first
rules and leting it fallback on the rewrite when the file doesn't exist.
Miguel Ángel
El 05/09/2008, a las 20:22, "Antonio Pérez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
escribió:
> On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 8:15 PM, Alvaro Lopez Ortega
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>> I need it too :) I still have it on my pending tasks ':)
>>
>> Guys, I'm pretty sure you are gonna love the new 'wizards' feature
>> shipped
>> with the upcoming Cherokee 0.9 :-)
>
> I hope!, I hope!... :D
>
>>>> I'm trying to use my custom permalinks in Wordpress and I need to
>>>> "emulate" this behaviour in Cherokee.
>>
>> This is something you can configure with the "Behavior" section of
>> your
>> Virtual Server.
>>
>> It first look, I'd say that something like this could be enough:
>>
>> - Extension php "FastCGI"
>> - Directory /images "Static content"
>> - Directory /bla, bla "Static content"
>> - Directory /lalala "Static content"
>> - Default ^.+$ "Redirection" (to /index.php?$1)
>
> Ufff!
>
> But this need to add rules every time I create a new directory, or
> file in "/".
>
> I think the problem here is how to get those rewrite conditions works
> on Cherokee.
>
>> Good luck!
>
> Anyway, it's a good hack at the moment... Thanks for your help. ;)
>
>
> --
> Saludos:
> Antonio Pérez
>
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