>
> Another thought: Did you set the directive RewritelogLevel at least to
> 4? (6 = highest used). Below loglevel 4, the processing of conditions
> is not being logged.
>
Wow, that was the break-through.Had a loglevel of 3 until now. Here the
new log entries:
129.129.194.181 - - [12/Jan/2007:10:06:29 +0100]
[server.psi.ch/sid#80c1cc8][rid#8140eb8/initial] (2) init rewrite engine
with requested uri /usage/
129.129.194.181 - - [12/Jan/2007:10:06:29 +0100]
[server.psi.ch/sid#80c1cc8][rid#8140eb8/initial] (3) applying pattern
'^/usage' to uri '/usage/'
129.129.194.181 - - [12/Jan/2007:10:06:29 +0100]
[server.psi.ch/sid#80c1cc8][rid#8140eb8/initial] (4) RewriteCond:
input='129.129.194.181' pattern='\.psi\.ch$' => not-matched
I changed the RewriteCond to
RewriteCond %{REMOTE_HOST} ^129\.129\.
No it works!! Krist van Besien wrote a few mails ago "What might also be
an issue here is that reverse DNS doesn't work properly". So it seems
that he was right. I checked it on the machine (server.psi.ch) using
"nslookup IP" and I got the correct answer. Therefor I thought this
could not be the problem. But apache may to behave different.
Anyway, thanks' a lot to all.
Pedro
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