I have an AliasMatch line as follows
AliasMatch ^/(.*) "/var/www/localhost/htdocs/test.php"
My aim is to make any URL be handled by the PHP script. This works great
for all URLs, unless they have %2f in them, e.g.
http://127.0.0.1/foo%2fbar
Instead of running the PHP script apache returns a 404 error. %2f
decodes to the "/" character, so I assume that is causing problems
somewhere. I also notice on my windows machine that %5c ("\") causes the
same problem.
Why doesn't my AliasMatch line work for those URLs? Surely any URL
should be aliased to the PHP script, and it shouldn't be possible to get
a 404 message unless the script generates one.
I'm running apache-2.0.58 on i686 Linux.
Any help would be appreciated, thanks
Toby Walsh
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