I tried it - here are the observations -
the root redirect like host:port/ still doesnt gets to location third and
is served by apache.
and since this is external redirect - host:port/abc becomes host:port/three
- Seems need pathtrim etc but this redirect doesnt seems to be fit as it is
not trans
My fault, the last is a instead of LocationMatch
2015-05-06 16:48 GMT+02:00 Daniel :
> This is what I said:
>
> RedirectMatch ^/(?!one|two).* /three
>
> WLSRequest On
> WebLogicHost
> WebLogicPort
>
>
>
> WLSRequest On
> WebLogicHost
>
This is what I said:
RedirectMatch ^/(?!one|two).* /three
WLSRequest On
WebLogicHost
WebLogicPort
WLSRequest On
WebLogicHost
WebLogicPort
WLSRequest On
WebLogicHost
WebLogicPort
2015-05-0
I am still figuring out the workaround option as suggested with
redirectmatch, but i tried the greedy one like below without success.
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Tried with only "one" for testing.
On Wed, May 6, 2015 at 2:35 AM, Daniel wrote:
> Just as workaround have you tried to define the third Location as "three
Just as workaround have you tried to define the third Location as "three"
and make a redirectmatch to it with the negative lookahead instead? If you
still want to push for that locationmatch maybe you would need to specify a
".*" at the end.
It is probably a better solution in the long run to just
Hello Team,
I am trying to match below conditions.
1) host:port/one --> matches 1st location directive only.
2) host:port/two --> matches 2nd location directive only.
3) All Other than host:port/one OR host:port/two --> matches 3rd location
directive (including root host:port/).
WLSRequ
