Joshua Slive venit, vidit, dixit 10.03.2008 14:57:
On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 7:35 AM, Michael J Gruber <michaeljgruber+apache@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Background: I'm experimenting with per dir mod_rewrite although this stuff will end up in server config finally, this may make a difference. I'm using rules likeI'm not even going to read the rest of the question because of this. Ordering and precedence issues behave very differently in server config versus per-dir. And things are usually (although not always) much simpler in server-config. So I don't see any point in testing one when you intend to do the other.
Had you been reading on you would have noticed that processing of per-dir config poses some questions already (putting it as per-dir in DOCROOT is always an option).
Case 2 as described suggests that the processing order is mod_negotation, mod_rewrite. Case 2 suggests that mod_dir is after mod_rewrite (because the rule is not triggered), but the fact that the URL is resolved implies that mod_negotiation is done after mod_dir. Bit it can't be a cycle.
If things behave differently in server/per-dir so be it, they still should be well defined, even though different. Obviously, server config is no good place for experiments.
MichaelP.S.: That makes 2 out of 2 responders not reading my question (intentionally or unintentionally). I hope this is not a hallmark of this list.
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