[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One more thing....
--- André Malo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I "solved" this problem by substituting "%20" with "+" characters.
Apparently, mod_rewrite doesn't convert "+" to spaces as it does
with
"%20".
Your "problem" is home-made. mod_rewrite always works on the
unescaped
URI-path and you're explicitly specifying by using [NE] that no
escaping
on the final string should be done. So you end up with unescaped
characters
in this final string (not only spaces will be a problem).
Just to make sure I got this - are you saying that if I remove [NE]
from the RewriteRule, then mod_rewrite will NOT convert %20 in a
requested URI to a space?
NE=no escape. mod_rewrite will not escape the output, meaning the
substitution /bar?arg=P1\%3dTest would usually become
/bar?arg=P1%253dTest (% is encoded into %25, and the NE-Flag prevents this).
Try this:
http://simpy.com/user/otis/search/apache%20httpd
That URL is handled by the following RewriteRule:
RewriteRule ^/user/(.*)/search/(.*)$
/simpy/User.do?username=$1&q=$2 [P,env=URR:1]
What I also asked you about in the newsgroup alt.apache.configuration:
Why are you using the proxy-Flag ([P]). There is nothing to proxy here,
because no protocol + host is given. So why don't you use just
RewriteRule ^/user/(.*)/search/(.*)$ /simpy/User.do?username=$1&q=$2
[L,env=URR:1]
I tested both rules an apache 1.3.33, the one with the P-Flag returns a
400, without a 200.
This results in the following request under the hood:
GET /simpy/User.do?username=otis&q=apache httpd HTTP/1.1" 400 369 "-"
"-"
^^^^^^^^^^^^
Usually the original request should be logged, /user/otis/search/apache
httpd, not the one you're rewriting to. I think it's caused by the P-Flag.
--
Robert
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