I have been scratching my head over this for hours ...
I'm trying accomplish this:
If the UserAgent is not ABCD, and the request is for either /dir1/ or
/dir1-test/ then it should be rewritten to /dir1/info/
The idea is that only UAs of ABCD should get served the index file in
/dir1/ or /dir1-test/ and all others should get served the index file
in /dir1/info/ instead.
Additionally, if the UA is not ABCD and they explicitly request the
index file by name, in either directory, they should also get
redirected to /dir1/info/
It isn't clear to me whether the directives belong in /.htaccess or in
/dir1/.htaccess and /dir1-test/.htaccess and I'm still struggling to
come up with the right directives as well.
There are already .htaccess files in /dir1/ and /dir1-test/ that
define what the index file for that directory is, and that works fine.
The index file in the info dir is just index.html.
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