Re: Re: Reverse RewriteCond?

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> It would be nice of version RewriteCond could just call a
> shell script that would return a bool.  The rest would
> be trivial.

I think you're overcomplicating.  Read the doc carefully as Andre has
pointed out re: where substitution occurs and which side is actually
the regex.

If you can't get your regex to understand your environment variables,
use a text or program-type RewriteMap.


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Eric Covener
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