Hi I have the following setup in my httpd.conf inside the <Directory "/usr/local/apache2/htdocs">: ---- RewriteEngine on RewriteRule ^nonexists.php$ /target.php?nonexists RewriteRule ^exists.php$ /target.php?exists <If "%{HTTP_COOKIE} != 'pear'" > Header always set x-request-first-if "YES" <If "%{HTTP_USER_AGENT} != 'apple'" > Header always set x-request-second-if "YES" </If> <Else> Header always set x-request-second-if "NO" </Else> </If> ---- The document root has the following files: exists.php target.php Requesting these URL gives the following result: GET nonexists.php: x-request-first-if: YES GET exists.php: x-request-first-if: YES GET target.php: x-request-first-if: YES x-request-second-if: YES Expected result: Nested if also gets evaluated even for rewritten requests. It even gets a little "spookier". Added a "dummy if" on the REDIRECT_STATUS and now its working: ---- RewriteEngine on RewriteRule ^nonexists.php$ /target.php?nonexists RewriteRule ^exists.php$ /target.php?exists <If "%{ENV:REDIRECT_STATUS} == 200"> </If> <If "%{HTTP_COOKIE} != 'pear'" > Header always set x-request-first-if "YES" <If "%{HTTP_USER_AGENT} != 'apple'" > Header always set x-request-second-if "YES" </If> <Else> Header always set x-request-second-if "NO" </Else> </If> ---- GET nonexists.php: x-request-first-if: YES x-request-second-if: YES GET exists.php: x-request-first-if: YES x-request-second-if: YES GET target.php x-request-first-if: YES x-request-second-if: YES Could someone explain to me what this behavior is exactly? I get the same behavior for FreeBSD apache 2.4.62 and the httpd:2.4.62 docker image. I could easily provide my containerized test-setup if needed. Thanks for your help. - Pascal --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscribe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx For additional commands, e-mail: users-help@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx