Le 22/03/2012 à 22:50, Igor Cicimov a écrit :
"The problem I'm facing here seems to rely in the fact that the
variables I'm trying to use (like "THE_REQUEST", for example) are only
defined within mod_rewrite's scope, and are not available to other
directives like SetenvIf."
And i dont think this is correct i have used SetEnvIf with REQUEST_URI
before.
You're certainly right. REQUEST_URI is a standard variable, which can be
used in CGIs and the rest, from what the documentation says.
This makes my problem even stranger...
Following your advice, I checked whether I still had a Location
statement somewhere, but no, I had removed after our first exchange,
when you showed me that solution wasn't useable.
Then I tried to stick with the SetEnvIf method. Though I don't think
statements are case-sensitive, I wrote it exactly that way, but still no
luck.
Sounds rather simple:
Header add X-Debug-Request-URI "%{REQUEST_URI}e"
SetEnvIf REQUEST_URI "/onlinestore/checkout.*" CheckingOut=1
Header add X-CheckingOut "checking-out" env=CheckingOut
Behaviour:
1) the X-Debug-Request-URI header is correct in the HTTP response, example:
X-Debug-Request-URI: /cartes-en-ligne/checkout/
2) the X-CheckingOut header, however, is NOT set. :-(
All seems to go as if the REQUEST_URI seen by the SetEnvIf statement had
already been modified by the RewriteRules. I haven't found any way to
save it in another env. variable (let's say SAVED_REQUEST_URI) before it
gets used...
This is driving me crazy. Thanks anyway for all your suggestions.
Best regards,
Bruno
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