Added web/main/servers/vegbiendev/

Added web/main/.phpPgAdmin/

web/main/.phpMyAdmin/.htaccess: Set [redirect] flag in case the dest server is on the same machine as VegPath itself

web/main/*/ lowercase versions: Renamed with _ suffix to avoid svn conflicts on case-insensitive filesystems such as Mac HFS+

web/main/.htaccess: Support lowercase versions of mixed-case dirnames without breaking case-insensitive filesystems such as Mac HFS+

web/main/: Added lowercase symlinks for mixed-case dirs to work with subdomain translation, which uses subdomains lowercased by DNS

web/main/index.php: Use absolute URLs for dependencies to work with subdomain translation, which adds components to the URL path

web/main/**/.htaccess: Use RewriteRule instead of RedirectMatch to handle incremental redirects internally instead of issuing a (much slower) redirect to the web browser each time. This also handles edge cases better, as [last] RewriteRules can be used to control when to forward control to a subdir, and doesn't require prepending the path to the dir the .htaccess file is in. Note that this requires all gateway dirs (dirs with subdirs) to contain special RewriteRules to avoid redirecting subdir paths and handle DirectoryIndex; see web/main/DwC/.htaccess. Also note that the regexp of a catch-all RewriteRule must exactly follow the template for internal or external redirects; see web/main/SALVIAS/db/.htaccess for internal redirects and web/main/DwC/history/.htaccess for external redirects.

web/main/.htaccess: translate dotpaths: Allow the part before the [] escape to contain [], to support labels that end in [] (like PHP array vars in the query string) labels with a simple array-subscript syntax (a[b]). This also shortens the regexp and makes it more readable without the \[\] in [^.\[\]/] . Note that this also allows invalid combinations of [] exprs (e.g. more than one per level or unbalanced []), which will still be translated but will probably not have the desired result.

web/main/.htaccess: translate dotpaths: Inline the [] escape regexp into the main regexp, because it is now approximately the same length as the []-matching portion of the main regexp and this greatly simplifies the code by removing the extra RewriteCond. Note that the translation rule is now a plain regexp (run repeatedly until no match), which can be used in any programming language that supports Perl-compatible regular expressions, not just mod_rewrite.