, ...
How can I re-use this variable in another SetEnv Directive ?
Thanks
Apache 2.2.3, Linux kernel 2.6.18, x86_64
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Department of Ecology and Evolution,
Biophore, University of Lausanne,
CH-1015 Lausanne, Switzerland
.9.2342.19200300.100.1.1") "(.*)" A_SETENVIF_OIDTEST=3D$1
Result:
A_SETENVIF_ENV_REMOTE_PORT=""
A_SETENVIF_ENV_REMOTE_PORT_PERCENT=""
A_SETENVIF_LA_F_REMOTE_PORT=""
A_SETENVIF_LA_F_REMOTE_PORT_PERCENT=""
A_SETENVIF_LA_U_REMOTE_PORT=&quo
/smthg
export BASE_PATH
Use variable inside Apache config:
SetEnv PATHS ${BASE_PATH}/a:${BASE_PATH}/b:${BASE_PATH}/c:...
or
etc.
Regards,
Rainer
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Department of Ecology and Evolution,
Biophore, University of Lausanne,
CH-1015 Lausanne, Switzerland
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Maybe I do something wrong. The rule could certainly be more
properly written.
But on our development server, I don't get the problem (but apache
versions and configurations are a bit different).
Any idea ?
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mod_rewrite and/or mod_alias ?
Thanks
I run apache 2.2
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containers because they're not mapped to any Directory or file.
Pieces of the URL aren't files.
Use Location/LocationMatch.
I should use LocationMatch everywhere, it will be less ambiguous for my
mind.
Thanks Eric
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ht accidentally
expose a resource on a 2nd URL (or via some 'equivalent URL?') and
have access control mis-applied.
I mainly take care of access control issues at the OS level and use
FileMatch or LocationMatch for HTTP header issues.
But I have definitely to take care of that.
Thanks ag