Re: Mod rewrite - can it tell if a requested file exists

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On Feb 8, 2008 7:47 AM, Campbell, Lance <lance@xxxxxxxx> wrote:


> Requested URL: http://acme.com/abc/123
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>
>
> Sudo Code:
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>
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> If the URL matches /abc/*
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>   Then rewrite the URL to /zzz/abc/123
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>     if the file exists then done (leave the requested file as /zzz/abc/123)
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>     else if it does not exist
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>      then rewrite the URL to /xxx/abc/123 then done

Lets see...

Rewritecond      /my/doc/root/$1      -f
RewriteRule      /abc/(.*)                  /zzz/abc/$1    [L]

RewriteRule      /abc/(.*)                  /xxx/abc/$1

Krist



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