On Mon, 25 Oct 1999, Dave Witzel wrote:
>
> I've got two problems. First, I'd like to define a "page" as anything that
> _doesn't_ request a "gif" or "jpg". I tried this:
>
> PAGEINCLUDE *
> PAGEEXCLUDE *.gif*,*.jpg*,*=gif*,*=jpg*,*=gif,*.gif,*=jpg,*.jpg
>
> but am still getting pages for URLs like:
> /ext/language.nsf/690548c35c21e024852566f000099529/449c7578dfb0defe852567350
> 0
> 579fca/body/0.14c?OpenElement&FieldElemFormat=gif
>
> is the "?" the problem?
Sort of. The filename is taken to be the bit before the question mark for
the purpose of determining if it's a page.
> is there a way to use FILEALIAS to get rid of the
> "?" ?
>
Yes, but only if you're on Unix. Then you can use something like
FILEALIAS REGEXP:(.*)\?(.*) $1:$2
The non-regular-expression FILEALIAS isn't quite powerful enough, because
there's no way to specify a question mark. (This is a mis-feature, but it
rarely causes a problem).
> My other problem is that some of the URLs have random strings with dots (.)
> in them(like the one above - "0.14c?") . These strings show up in the
> filetype report. Is there a general way to ignore these?
>
Yes, you can use TYPEEXCLUDE.
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