[Solved] dynamic alias.url not working
Added by john almost 8 years ago
url.rewrite-if-not-file = (
"^/(test)/(.*)" => "$0"
)
If I added below alone (without url.rewrite-if-not-file), it does not work
alias.url = (
"/test/" => "/usr/local/test/"
)
2nd issue
I trying to achieve this url http://example.com/[a-z]/phpmyadmin (a-z is sess token)
alias.url = (
"^/(.*)/phpmyadmin/" => "/usr/local/phpmyadmin/index.php/$1"
)
is not working
Replies (7)
RE: dynamic alias.url not working - Added by gstrauss almost 8 years ago
alias.url matches the URL prefix. It does not take regex arguments.
alias.url maps a URL prefix to a physical path. It does not remap to another URL.
https://redmine.lighttpd.net/projects/lighttpd/wiki/Docs_ModAlias
For what it appears you are trying to do, you want to use mod_rewrite, and then map the url /phpmyadmin/ to be handled by a .php file via CGI or FastCGI (not in the URL)
RE: [Solved] dynamic alias.url not working - Added by zorgos over 6 years ago
hi,
I've got the same 2nd issue. How do you do that with mod_rewrite? I don't find...
Need to have something like that:
alias.url +=("/web/username/(.*)/" => "/path/to/dir/")
RE: [Solved] dynamic alias.url not working - Added by zorgos over 6 years ago
No patch? Nothing except php&co? Is it a joke?
RE: [Solved] dynamic alias.url not working - Added by zorgos over 6 years ago
AliasMatch is great...
RE: [Solved] dynamic alias.url not working - Added by gstrauss over 6 years ago
Is it a joke?
@zorgos: your english is subpar and so are your mannerisms. Trolls are summarily dismissed. Please go away.
A suggested solution was provided further above the troll's comments.
RE: [Solved] dynamic alias.url not working - Added by zorgos over 6 years ago
I'm not a diplomat, that's all. Neither English... I know that we can rewrite the url but in my case it doesn't solve theproblem, or if it is possible I didn't find out how. The dinamic url is used on mod_dirlisting. The problem is not to redirect to a directory, the problem is to rewrite the url on the links created by mod_dirlisting.
If I rewrite http://www.blabla.com/bla/[0.9]/ to map to /web/, the links created by mod_dirlisting do not include the dynamic value in the url...
Hoping to be sufficiently clear.
RE: [Solved] dynamic alias.url not working - Added by gstrauss over 6 years ago
The problem is not to redirect to a directory, the problem is to rewrite the url on the links created by mod_dirlisting.
There are many, many CGI scripts that can be used to generate directory listings. Instead of using mod_dirlisting, use your favorite search engine to find one that you like and can easily modify to generate whatever links that you like. Use mod_indexfile and have the indexfile point to a CGI script which you can use to generate the dirlisting page with the links that you desire. See Index-file-names_Details