Hello,
I have a website hosted in a shared environment, so I only have access
to a .htaccess file to configure stuff. I'm running on Apache 2.4.1.
I would like to to something like
- test the user-agent against a regexp and set a variable according to this
- test if this variable is set and do something it it is
My problem is : although the variable is set, I can't figure out how
to test it in the <If> directive. I tried with %{ENV:myvar} and
env('myvar') (and other stuff that threw me errors)
Here's a sample .htaccess to demonstrate my problem :
# Set a value to a variable named "myvar"
SetEnvIf dummy .* myvar=value
<If "%{ENV:myvar} == 'value'">
SetEnvIf dummy .* myres=WIN
</If>
<If "env('myvar') == 'value'>
SetEnvIf dummy .* myres2=WIN
</If>
<If "-z %{ENV:myvar}">
SetEnvIf dummy .* myres3=myvarIsEmpty
</If>
<If "-z env('myvar')>
SetEnvIf dummy .* myres4=myvarIsEmpty
</If>
Header set test_safari "%{myvar}e"
Header set test_myvar "%{myres}e"
Header set test_myvar2 "%{myres2}e"
Header set test_myvar3 "%{myres3}e"
Header set test_myvar4 "%{myres4}e"
The response headers are :
Server:Apache/2.4.1 (Unix)
test_myvar:value
test_myres:(null)
test_myres2:(null)
test_myres3:myvarIsEmpty
test_myres4:myvarIsEmpty
How would I have a "WIN" printed ?
Thanks
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Pierre-Rudolf Gerlach
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