[solved] Matching in .htaccess file

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Re: Matching in .htaccess file

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Interesting. I still think PHP is cleaner than .htaccess, since now it can "drop in" to lighthttp and others with minimal adaptions. I was hoping we'd get to see a solution though, these elusive problems always seem to be the recurring ones.
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Re: Matching in .htaccess file

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Well, I am a little bit irritated by the "clever" Debian specific Apache config approach ... Directories and symlinks ... Blah :(

PS: Did you figure out how to set the module load order in the Debian way? It would be interesting for me.
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Re: Matching in .htaccess file

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I never bothered to check. I got my solution - I'm happy.
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Re: Matching in .htaccess file

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pickle wrote:I never bothered to check. I got my solution - I'm happy.
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