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What I want to happen is that if someone directly links to a specific set of zip files, it will take them to the main page for that file.

I also have a bunch of regular rewrites that I want to work no matter how the user made it to the site.

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Here's how it should work:

# The user clicked on the zip file from within my domain, let it through
$> curl -I "http://www.domain.com/some/page/file_1.zip" 
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
# The file is downloaded successfully

# The user clicked on a hotlink to the .zip file from another site, redirect them to the main page
$> curl -e "http://www.otherdomain.com" -I "http://www.domain.com/some/page/file_1.zip" 
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
# The user ends up seeing http://www.domain.com/some/page/ instead of downloading the file

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This is my rewrite stuff:

url.rewrite-once = (
    "^/path/that/doesnt/exist/index.html$" => "/path/that/does/exist/index.html" 
)

$HTTP["referer"] !~ "^($|http://(www\.)?domain\.com)" {
    url.rewrite-once = (
        "^/some/page/file_(.*)\.zip$" => "/some/page/" 
    )
}

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The rule works for the zip file, but it affects the rest of the rules.

# The user tries to access the index.html directly
$> curl -I "http://www.domain.com/path/that/doesnt/exist/index.html" 
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
# /path/that/does/exist/index.html is loaded successfully

# The user tries to access the same file with a referer specified
$> curl -e "http://www.otherdomain.com" -I "http://www.domain.com/path/that/doesnt/exist/index.html" 
HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found
# It returns a 404 instead of actually displaying /path/that/does/exist/index.html

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Even though the rewrite is not part of the $HTTP["referer"] check, it still seems to be affected by it. If I comment out the $HTTP["referer"] stuff, then the rewrites return 200 for both.

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This is what I see is happening:

• The user clicks on a link from my site
• It skips the referer check because it's direct
• It then looks at the url.rewrite-once rule below it
• It downloads the file or loads the page in the second example

• The user clicks on a link from another site
• It matches the referer (since it's not coming from *domain.com)
• It's then stuck inside of the $HTTP["referer"] block
• It never makes it to the url.rewrite-once below the block
• It will load the page instead of download the zip
• It returns a 404 for anything else that was rewritten below since it never makes it to that block

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Is this the intended behavior?

It looks like I would need to duplicate my rules -- put one inside of the referer block, and then outside of the block.

Thanks in advance. :)