Revision 9600
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza over 11 years ago
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RewriteRule ^.+$ %{REQUEST_URI}/ [discardpath,last,noescape,qsappend,redirect]
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# <dir>/all forces mod_dir listing |
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RewriteRule ^(.*/)?all$ $1?index=1 [discardpath,last,noescape,qsappend]
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RewriteRule ^(.*/)?all$ $1 [discardpath,last,noescape,qsappend,env=mod_dir_listing:1]
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# for dirs, redirect to index.* unless mod_dir listing requested with ?index=1
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# for dirs, redirect to index.* unless mod_dir listing requested previously
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RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}index -F
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# use -F subrequest so that MultiViews auto-appends any extension |
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RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} !(?:^|&)index=[^&]
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RewriteCond %{ENV:REDIRECT_mod_dir_listing} =""
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RewriteRule ^(.*/)?$ $1index [discardpath,last,noescape,qsappend] |
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# prepend dir name if it's part of the filename (e.g. dir/file -> dir/dir.file) |
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web/.htaccess: <dir>/all forces mod_dir listing: use simpler $mod_dir_listing env var instead of query string modification to indicate that an explicit mod_dir listing should be displayed. this causes /all to replace ?index=1 as the way to force a mod_dir listing. note that the %{ENV:...} test needs to use $REDIRECT_mod_dir_listing instead of $mod_dir_listing, because a redirect will occur between the /all rule and the index.* rule, causing all env vars to be prepended with REDIRECT_ .