How can I match against the URL-path from the RewriteCond
in a .htaccess
?
I'd like this because I'm trying make one subdirectory of my web server transparently proxy + cache requests to another server, and I'd like to write the .htaccess
like this:
RewriteCond "%{ENV:CACHE_BASE}/%{URL_PATH}" -f
RewriteRule (.*) "%{ENV:CACHE_BASE}/$1" [L]
RewriteRule (.*) "download_and_cache.cgi?$1"
So that requests for files which already exist in the cache will be sent from within Apache, and requests for files which aren't in the cache will be handled by the download_and_cache.cgi
script (which will put them in the cache).
NB: I can't use %(REQUEST_URI}
, because if the .htaccess
lives at /foo/
, a request for /foo/README.txt
will result in a cache check for $CACHE_BASE/foo/README.txt
, instead of $CACHE_BASE/README.txt
as it should.
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