The "!ut" and then a bunch of session information is from Web Sphere Portal.  
Some information about it here:
https://books.google.com/books?id=bqAXnpmj5LwC&pg=PA180&lpg=PA180&dq=%22!ut%22+session+variables+websphere#v=onepage&q=%22!ut%22%20session%20variables%20websphere&f=false

I'll look at making a change to the web crawler to suppor this like the BV and 
ASP.NET

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From: Karl Wright <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, May 28, 2020 11:41 AM
To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: URL Mapping

Hi,

There are provisions in the URL canonicallization part of the world for removal 
of session information from the URL.  It only knows about some kinds of widely 
used sessions; java app server sessions, for example, Broadvision sessions, 
etc.  If you can convince me that your session information is (a) uniquely 
identifiable, and (b) commonly used, the proper approach is to incorporate 
session removal in this framework.  Please let me know.

Karl


On Thu, May 28, 2020 at 12:11 PM Michael Cizmar 
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
I've got a really long url with a bunch of unnecessary session query string 
parameters.  I've been trying unsuccessfully to map it to the same url without 
the session.

an example of the url below.  I thought I could do this:

url map regular expression:

(.*)\/!ut

replacement configuration:


[cid:1725c275aadcb971f161]

So the go would be that the url be:
http://localhost:8080/mcplusa/myportal/agents/portal/quoteenroll/digs%20-%20quoting%20%20enrollment%20(individual)/

But the url gets rejected.

Sample Crawl Url

http://localhost:8080/mcplusa/myportal/agents/portal/quoteenroll/digs%20-%20quoting%20%20enrollment%20(individual)/!ut/p/a1/rZHLTsMwEEV_hS6yjDx5OWZpdRFImzYCAYk3lZM6D5TYSWoqPh8HFu2GQhHejEeae-aOLmIoQ0zyY1tz3SrJu7lneLfdBtTxI1iRhzsMFEfrpZ_6AFFoBnIzAN88Cj_pXxBDrJR60A3KeS2kvimV1KZaMKhJ886C8U1pIeSkOtNM3Pz5QewO3IJG9WIGDGW7RzkB7hZFIWxyyx3bL8LAJo6L7QoELitMPAH7r4WXLefmpvBkOoqfiTHth6vYTRxIAT1eufMy8D74Z2DqXg2Mf5Fz-zqOjJq05nzeNcr-FpchuVOyTGpjkOvGbmWlUHYmQtmZCGWfoqF_6omHq83G5gUBL-iOa0oXiw9FOxLu/dl5/d5/L0lJS2FZcHBpbW1LYVlwcGltbVlwcGchIS9vSHd3QUFBSXdpRUFJSkRBQ1VZaUVJVTVCZ09DbFFBQUlBQVNvU0FyUnFBQURBQWF0QXdMTzlRQUFFQUJ3WWVBR0tTQUFDa0k1Z21HU3dTaXJTQUFDZ0s5ZzBIUS80SmlHcGhxRWFoR29ScUVhbEdwaC9aNl9PTzVBMTRHMEs4Ukg2MEE2R0xDNFA0MDBHNy9hZ2VudCBjb250ZW50JTBwb3J0YWwlMHF1b3RlZW5yb2xsJTBkaWdzIC0gcXVvdGluZyAgZW5yb2xsbWVudCAoaW5kaXZpZHVhbCkvZjQ0YmEyOWUtODQwOC00YjFlLTg4MzktMTFlMjI4NDgxYTVhL2RpZ3MgLSBxdW90aW5nICBlbnJvbGxtZW50IChpbmRpdmlkdWFsKQ

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