Mam zainstalowane lighttpd i nie działają mi pliki htaccess.
Serwer jest nowy i nic w nim nie zmienialem w konfiguracji. Jak uruchomić htaccess na serwerze ?
Pełna wersja: Niedzialające .htaccess na lighttpd
(Dobtra, miałem się wstrzymac, więc to dla Daiquiri 
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Htaccess jest tylko dla Apache
)Htaccess jest tylko dla Apache
Już czaje, do configu lighttpd musze wklejić. Ale nie mam pojecia jak przerobić taki .htaccess pod lighttpd.
Kod
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
Options -MultiViews
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
RewriteRule ^bany$ index.php?app=custompages&do=show&pageId=1
</IfModule>
Options -MultiViews
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
RewriteRule ^bany$ index.php?app=custompages&do=show&pageId=1
</IfModule>
Jak bym znalazł jakoś informacje i doszedl do tego jak przenieść ta regółke na lighttpd to bym nie pisał z prośba o pomoc.
Google to zawsze pierwsze źródło informacji dla mnie, wiec mnie nie odsyłaj do niego bo nic tam nie ma na ten temat.
Google to zawsze pierwsze źródło informacji dla mnie, wiec mnie nie odsyłaj do niego bo nic tam nie ma na ten temat.
To też widziałem, tylko nie potrafie rozszyfrować jak przemienić moją regułkę. Nie znam sie na PHP.
To nie php, tylko składnia regularna (regex)
//^^ dla lighttpd
//^^ dla apache
No i teraz sobie pozamieniaj na odpowiadające znaki
na przykład:
url.rewrite-once = ( "^bany$" => " index.php?app=custompages&do=show&pageId=1>" )
Cytat
Regular Expressions
Patterns ("wildcards") are matched against a string
Special characters (see [http://www.regular-expressions.info/reference.html] for reference):
. (full stop) - match any character
\* (asterisk) - match zero or more of the previous symbol
\+ (plus) - match one or more of the previous symbol
? (question) - match zero or one of the previous symbol
\\? (backslash-something) - match special characters
^ (caret) - match the start of a string
$ (dollar) - match the end of a string
[set] - match any one of the symbols inside the square braces.
[^set] - match any symbol that is NOT inside the square braces.
(pattern) - grouping, remember what the pattern matched as a special variable
{n,m} - from n to m times matching the previous character (m could be omitted to mean >=n times)
(?!expression) - match anything BUT expression at the current position. Example: "^(/(?!(favicon.ico$|js/|images/)).*)" => "/fgci/$1"
Normal alphanumeric characters are treated as normal
Patterns ("wildcards") are matched against a string
Special characters (see [http://www.regular-expressions.info/reference.html] for reference):
. (full stop) - match any character
\* (asterisk) - match zero or more of the previous symbol
\+ (plus) - match one or more of the previous symbol
? (question) - match zero or one of the previous symbol
\\? (backslash-something) - match special characters
^ (caret) - match the start of a string
$ (dollar) - match the end of a string
[set] - match any one of the symbols inside the square braces.
[^set] - match any symbol that is NOT inside the square braces.
(pattern) - grouping, remember what the pattern matched as a special variable
{n,m} - from n to m times matching the previous character (m could be omitted to mean >=n times)
(?!expression) - match anything BUT expression at the current position. Example: "^(/(?!(favicon.ico$|js/|images/)).*)" => "/fgci/$1"
Normal alphanumeric characters are treated as normal
//^^ dla lighttpd
Cytat
Char. Definition
\ Use before any of the following characters to escape or null the meaning or it. \* \. \$ \+ \[ \]
^ Start matching at this point
$ End point of the match
. Any character
[] Starts a class
| Starts alternative match this|that would mean match this or that
() starts a back reference point
? match 0 or 1 time Quantifier
+ match atleast 1 or more times Quantifier
* match 0 to infinite times Quantifier
{} match minimum to maximum Quantifier {0,3} match up to 3 times
Class Definitions []
Char. Definition
^ Negates the class. [^A-Z]+ means don't match any uppercases
\ Use before any of the following characters to escape or null the meaning or it. [\+]+
- Range for matching [0-9]+ [a-zA-Z]+
\ Use before any of the following characters to escape or null the meaning or it. \* \. \$ \+ \[ \]
^ Start matching at this point
$ End point of the match
. Any character
[] Starts a class
| Starts alternative match this|that would mean match this or that
() starts a back reference point
? match 0 or 1 time Quantifier
+ match atleast 1 or more times Quantifier
* match 0 to infinite times Quantifier
{} match minimum to maximum Quantifier {0,3} match up to 3 times
Class Definitions []
Char. Definition
^ Negates the class. [^A-Z]+ means don't match any uppercases
\ Use before any of the following characters to escape or null the meaning or it. [\+]+
- Range for matching [0-9]+ [a-zA-Z]+
//^^ dla apache
No i teraz sobie pozamieniaj na odpowiadające znaki
na przykład:
url.rewrite-once = ( "^bany$" => " index.php?app=custompages&do=show&pageId=1>" )
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