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| vivi74@rocketmail.com 2006-02-09, 6:08 pm |
| Hello Everyone,
I am runing in to an issue with AliasMatch directive, at this point am
not even sure if i should be using AliasMatch or RedirectMatch. Also to
make matters worse i cant use mod_rewrite or any Rewriting rules. Here
is the issue
i have a url https://test.com/a/login.jsp?group=mytest . i need to
aliasmatch it to
https://test.com/c/d.html
i tried using AliasMatch "/a/login.jsp/?(.*)" "/c/d.html" but dont work
to be more ambitious i tried using Alias instead of AliasMatch this
Alias "/a/login.jsp?group=mytest" "/c/d.html"
still invain
Appreciate any help.
Thanks
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| Robert Ionescu 2006-02-12, 5:58 pm |
| vivi74@rocketmail.com wrote:
> Also to make matters worse i cant use mod_rewrite
Well, this is definitely a mod_rewrite issue... why don't you recompile
apache with mod_rewrite?
> i tried using AliasMatch "/a/login.jsp/?(.*)" "/c/d.html" but dont work
The query string cannot be handled with mod_alias. So you'll get
/c/d.html?group=mytest.
You must use a full physical path and not a local URLpath on the right side.
The directive should look like this:
AliasMatch ^/a/login\.jsp$ "/var/www/htdocs/c/d.html"
--
Robert
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| vivi74@rocketmail.com 2006-02-13, 8:54 pm |
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Robert Ionescu wrote:
> vivi74@rocketmail.com wrote:
>
> Well, this is definitely a mod_rewrite issue... why don't you recompile
> apache with mod_rewrite?
>
>
> The query string cannot be handled with mod_alias. So you'll get
> /c/d.html?group=mytest.
> You must use a full physical path and not a local URLpath on the right side.
>
> The directive should look like this:
> AliasMatch ^/a/login\.jsp$ "/var/www/htdocs/c/d.html"
>
> --
> Robert
Thank you Robert. That worked.
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