Revision 8056
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza almost 12 years ago
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# if no . suffix, seal /-path so the filename is not reinterpreted as a dotpath |
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# e.g. a/[b.c] -> a/[b.c]/ so it doesn't become a/b/c after []-unescaping |
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# this is needed because mod_rewrite often runs the same rules again |
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RewriteRule ^(.*/)?(?=.)([^./]*?)(?:\[([^\[\]/]*)\])?(?:\.([^/]*))?$ $1$2$3/$4 [discardpath,noescape,next] |
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RewriteRule ^(.*/)?(?=.)(\.?[^./]*?)(?:\[([^\[\]/]*)\])?(?:\.([^/]*))?$ $1$2$3/$4 [discardpath,noescape,next]
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# discardpath: avoids infinite loop by not reappending PATH_INFO (filename) |
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## specific to / |
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web/main/.htaccess: translate dotpaths: Allow an unescaped . at the beginning of a filename, because this will never be a . separator. This adds support for hidden files in dir paths, which now won't be interpreted as dotpaths. However, regular files with extensions still need to have the filename escaped because it will otherwise be interpreted as a dotpath.