I'm new to httpd.conf (apache 2.0)
I want the server to respond in one of two ways to a request that looks like
a directory.
e.g. if the request is *http://localhost/a/b/c/*
then: (1) if a file with name "* c-en.html*" exists inside directory *c*,
then it should serve that,
(2) if that file does not exist, it should serve the directory listing of
directory *c*.
(note the space in front of c-en.html, but I don't think it's relevant)
I wrote:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond /$1/$2/\ $2-en.html !-f
RewriteRule ^(.*)/([a-z|A-Z|0-9|-|\ ]+)/?$ $1/$2/\ $2-en.html [L]
Options Indexes
but either the rewrite rule works or the indexes work, but not the second if
the first fails.
I also do not understand:
(a) why I need to use !-f instead of just -f.
(b) why I need a / to start the RewriteCond.
Thanks for any help.
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