The only punctuation that \w matches is underscore.

To match hyphen also, use [\w-], which then gives the expression "/[\w-]+/"

(To match hyphen but not underscore [a-zA-Z0-9-] is what you want)

NOTE: The hyphen must be first/last in the class, or be escaped with a 
backslash.

To specifically ignore "/images/filename.jpg" you need to ensure the second 
slash is at the end of the string, (and the opening slash at the start), so use:

"^/[\w-]+/$" 

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