Revision 8407
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza over 11 years ago
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# don't rewrite existing paths |
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RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -d [ornext]
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RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -f
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RewriteRule ^.+$ - [discardpath,noescape,last] |
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RewriteRule ^(?!/).+$ - [discardpath,noescape,last]
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# handle DirectoryIndex subrequests |
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RewriteRule ^index$() $1 [discardpath,noescape] |
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RewriteRule ^.*$ terms/$0 [discardpath,noescape,last] |
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# dir without trailing / is provided as an absolute filesystem path |
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RewriteCond $0 ^/ [ornext] |
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RewriteCond /$0 ^(.*)$ |
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RewriteRule ^.+$ terms%1 [discardpath,noescape,last] |
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web/**/.htaccess: RewriteOptions: Redirect dir paths without the trailing / to the datasource's homepage, and let dir paths with the trailing / point to the directory index. This is the opposite of the way it was before, and is more intuitive because the trailing / indicates a directory listing, while the trailing / would generally be omitted when linking to the datasource itself.