https://bz.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=65057
--- Comment #1 from Christoph Anton Mitterer <calestyo@scientia.net> ---
I've tested (3) with mod_dir disabled and it seems Apache does the following:
1) there is no automatic anchoring to ^ or $ if the regexp doesn't contain them
so e.g. "^/var/www" would also match /var/www/foo/ and /var/wwwbar/
(admittedly I only tested for $,... and was too lazy for ^ ... some developer
please confirm)
2) The path, is taken from the URI, but multiple consecutive / are merged i.e.
/var///www/ becomes /var/www/ .
(which is btw. also missing from the documentation)
3) From the URL given, which is then take as the path relative to the
DocumentDir, there is no implicit addition or removal of a trailing /
(if mod_dir is not enabled).
That means if my regexp is like these (and DocumentRoot = /):
-"^/var/www/$"
it matches http://example.org/var/www/ but not http://example.org/var/www
-"^/var/www$"
it matches http://example.org/var/www but not http://example.org/var/www/
Neither of those two would match subdirs or appended stuff like /var/wwwbar
One should tell people to either use mod_dir and make sure their regexps have
the trailing / ... or if they don't want to use something like:
-"^/var/www/?$"
which would match again both URLs, with and without trailing /
Guess these three points would be valuable to the documentation.
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--- Comment #1 from Christoph Anton Mitterer <calestyo@scientia.net> ---
I've tested (3) with mod_dir disabled and it seems Apache does the following:
1) there is no automatic anchoring to ^ or $ if the regexp doesn't contain them
so e.g. "^/var/www" would also match /var/www/foo/ and /var/wwwbar/
(admittedly I only tested for $,... and was too lazy for ^ ... some developer
please confirm)
2) The path, is taken from the URI, but multiple consecutive / are merged i.e.
/var///www/ becomes /var/www/ .
(which is btw. also missing from the documentation)
3) From the URL given, which is then take as the path relative to the
DocumentDir, there is no implicit addition or removal of a trailing /
(if mod_dir is not enabled).
That means if my regexp is like these (and DocumentRoot = /):
-"^/var/www/$"
it matches http://example.org/var/www/ but not http://example.org/var/www
-"^/var/www$"
it matches http://example.org/var/www but not http://example.org/var/www/
Neither of those two would match subdirs or appended stuff like /var/wwwbar
One should tell people to either use mod_dir and make sure their regexps have
the trailing / ... or if they don't want to use something like:
-"^/var/www/?$"
which would match again both URLs, with and without trailing /
Guess these three points would be valuable to the documentation.
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