We've been racking our heads trying to figure out what the syntax should be for this ReWrite Rule...
Here's what we are trying to do.
- We have a secured domain - it's called "- All the code for the domain is in the directory "f:/webstuff/code"
- There are additional folders beneath the 'code' folder (up to 5 levels deep)
So far, pretty simple...
- We are setting up clients with their own login in name, i.e. client1, client2, client3, etc.
- We would like to trap the clients name within the URL, however, we still want to redirect them to the main directory "F:/webstuff/code"
- Basically, the URL would look something like this for the above clients.
" " "
- Obviously, we don't want to create a 'clientN' folder for each client.
- We just want to redirect them back to the main folder.
Here's what we have in the ssl.conf file. (we are running Apache 2.0.37)
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule (.*)/(.*) f:/webstuff/code/$2
The problem with this code is that any attempt to get past the 'code' folder results in an error 404.
So, " works...but,
" does not work...
I'm sure this is pretty simple...but we are new at this...
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.
Ed
Here's what we are trying to do.
- We have a secured domain - it's called "- All the code for the domain is in the directory "f:/webstuff/code"
- There are additional folders beneath the 'code' folder (up to 5 levels deep)
So far, pretty simple...
- We are setting up clients with their own login in name, i.e. client1, client2, client3, etc.
- We would like to trap the clients name within the URL, however, we still want to redirect them to the main directory "F:/webstuff/code"
- Basically, the URL would look something like this for the above clients.
" " "
- Obviously, we don't want to create a 'clientN' folder for each client.
- We just want to redirect them back to the main folder.
Here's what we have in the ssl.conf file. (we are running Apache 2.0.37)
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule (.*)/(.*) f:/webstuff/code/$2
The problem with this code is that any attempt to get past the 'code' folder results in an error 404.
So, " works...but,
" does not work...
I'm sure this is pretty simple...but we are new at this...
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.
Ed