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Revision 13666

Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza over 10 years ago

web/.htaccess: username-based prefix subpaths: updated documentation to use leading // instead of trailing ? or ?@

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.htaccess
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RewriteRule ^.*$ $0?%1&%2 [discardpath,noescape]
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# handle username-based prefix subpaths of the form "subpath@host//path"


  		




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# supports multiple @ , nested . , & query str: a@b.c@url?@d&q -> url?b.c.a.d&q


  		




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# ( @ is effectively a placeholder for the decoded username prefix)


  		




  
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# supports multiple @ , nested . , & query str: a@b.c@url//?d&q -> url?b.c.a.d&q


  		




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# better than subpath.host because case is preserved and special chars allowed


  		




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# must require trailing ? , to avoid needing login to view the page itself


  		




  
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# must require leading // , to avoid needing login to view the page itself


  		




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# must come before external redirects, because they lose the username


  		




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RewriteCond %{THE_REQUEST} "\S+ //"


  		




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RewriteRule ^ username_prefix.php [discardpath,last,noescape,qsappend]


  		












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