nesday, 11 June 2003 6:08 PM
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Subject: Re: [newbie] apache rewrite regex
. means every character
* means zero, one or more instances of the previous character.
^ means beginning of the line (or negation in some situations)
$ means end of line
The part of the regexp between
> So a wild guess for the string you want to write:
>
> ^\/perl\/dl.pl(\/.*)$ http://127.0.0.1:8200/perl/dl.pl$1
> But I guess the regexp you wrote first will work to !
>
> Steven
forgot some comments.
- I don't think the regexp I wrote is 100% correct
- Also try: RewriteRule ^.*(\/perl\/.*)$
. means every character
* means zero, one or more instances of the previous character.
^ means beginning of the line (or negation in some situations)
$ means end of line
The part of the regexp between the brackets will be returned as $1
So the first regexp ^(.*\/perl\/.*)$ says:
- If a line start
