In response to a request for the file:
http://www.sfmta.com/cms/cmta_test/documents/3-18-08CurrentFares_test.pd
f?abc
with the following directive in .htaccess in the same folder
Header set Location "http://%{SERVER_NAME}e%{REQUEST_URI}e";
httpd 2.2 is serving the following header:
Location: http://(null)(null)
How do I get these two variables into my header so that the header reads
Location:
http://www.sfmta.com/cms/cmta_test/documents/3-18-08CurrentFares_test.pd
f
(without the ?abc)
The documentation for mod_headers doesn't list the specific environment
variables that it supports; I got SERVER_NAME and REQUEST_URL from the
mod_rewrite documentation (although apparently mod_headers requires the
trailing e and mod_rewrite doesn't).
I checked the FAQ. Nothing related.
A Google search for this issue turned up the same issue for Apache 2.2,
in which someone got (null) in place of a desired environmental
variable. Someone suggested adding RewriteEngine On above the header
command. I tried that with no change in results.
Thanks for any assistance.
Charles Belov
SFMTA Webmaster
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