I've got the following rule in my config: rewriterule ^/e3/(.*) /misc/e3/$1 [L] It doesn't work. If I change the "/misc" to "/test", it does. Here's what's in the rewrite log for the bad case: (edited for brevity) (2) init rewrite engine with requested uri /e3/index.html (3) applying pattern '\.ini$' to uri '/e3/index.html' (3) applying pattern '^/e3/(.*)' to uri '/e3/index.html' (2) rewrite /e3/index.html -> /misc/e3/index.html (2) local path result: /misc/e3/index.html (1) go-ahead with /misc/e3/index.html [OK] Here's the good case: (2) init rewrite engine with requested uri /e3/index.html (3) applying pattern '\.ini$' to uri '/e3/index.html' (3) applying pattern '^/e3/(.*)' to uri '/e3/index.html' (2) rewrite /e3/index.html -> /test/e3/index.html (2) local path result: /test/e3/index.html (2) prefixed with document_root to /var/httpd/sandbox/test/e3/index.html (1) go-ahead with /var/httpd/sandbox/test/e3/index.html [OK]Notice how in the good case it's doing "prefixed with document_root to..." Why would it skip that in the first case? Is it because I have a /misc directory on my filesystem? How do I get it to always look within the document_root first?
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