I'm using mod rewrite and it's working just fine and dandy. But, I
want to deploy it in different enviornments that use different virtual
hosts. So right now I have the Rewrite Condition -
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} (.*).bpapa.mysite.com
For my local machine, which works fine but that's kinda ugly. I tried
doing this -
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} (.*)%{SERVER_NAME}
but that didn't work, it tried to match the literal "%{SERVER_NAME}"
instead of it's actual value. Is there a way to umm... "unescape" the
variable so that it actually spits out it's value and I have something
that can deploy nicely? Or am I stuck with having to edit the
RewriteConds each time I deploy to a different virtual host?
It's going to be run under many different virtual hosts like
guywhositsnexttome.mysite.com, prettygirlacrossfromme.mysite.com, and
of course just mysite.com in production.
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