[users@httpd] RewriteMap and sending more then 1 var

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Thanks to the help of a number of people here. I've gotten RewriteMap
to work like a charm.

My question is about the variables being sent to the processing
program. Right now I'm using syntax like the following line ...

RewriteMap pdfFile prg:/home/user/getPDF.php

.. and I use that program to map file ID's to actual pdf filenames like such ...

RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^pdfId\=(\d+)$
RewriteRule ^/getpdf\.php$ /pdf/${pdfFile:%1}? [R,L,T=application/pdf]

.. works great. My question is about sending more then just 1
backreference to the map program. In this case, I'm sending %1. Can I
add to that? What if i wanted to also send the  HTTP_REFERER, or the 
REMOTE_HOST? These values would be great since I use the mapping
program to log the downloads to a database.

Would something like this work?

RewriteRule ^/getpdf\.php$
/pdf/${pdfFile:"%1|%{HTTP_REFERER}|%{REMOTE_HOST}"}?
[R,L,T=application/pdf]

I could just make one long string to be sent, with the values
separated by a pipe, where my mapping program could parse through and
get each individual value. I'm sure you know what I'm looking for at
this point and time, so any feedback on ways to do this would be
appreciated.

Thanks.

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