Re: [users@httpd] URL Rewriting trouble with Apache 2.2

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On Fri, 21 Apr 2006, Darren Hall wrote:
[...]
The first rewrite adds a trailing slash to the url when requesting any
directory in the site (or anything that is not a document).
[...]

Given that you want the modified URL to appear in the browser, you need to perform a redirect. A redirect with added slash for directories is what mod_dir does (and I'm sure it will be there in a default install).

See http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_dir.html

[...]
RewriteRule \.org/$ \.org/home/index.jsp [R]
[...]

The string that the rewrite rule matches does not include the hostname, so you just need to match ^/$

(If you do want to test the hostname, see RewriteCond)

Steven

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