some of the will recognize this as mostly the same configuration posted
in my last message. If you strip out the default handler, and access a
file that does not exist, Cherokee returns a 500 message internally but
nothing to the browser. If a file exists, one still gets a 500 error
message.
Directory / {
Handler redir {
Rewrite "/(\d+)$"
"http://www.inguide.com:1080/inst/photogallery/viewphoto?photoid=$1";
Rewrite "/(\d+)/cmts"
"http://www.inguide.com:1080/viewcomments?photoid=$1";
Rewrite "/(\d+)/delete"
"http://www.inguide.com:1080/inst/photogallery/admin?photoid=$1&method=delete";
}
}
but if you add a handler file to the directory definition, you can
access a file if it exists but if it doesn't, the log reports a 500
error but nothing to the browser.
Directory / {
Handler redir {
Rewrite "/(\d+)$"
"http://www.inguide.com:1080/inst/photogallery/viewphoto?photoid=$1";
Rewrite "/(\d+)/cmts"
"http://www.inguide.com:1080/viewcomments?photoid=$1";
Rewrite "/(\d+)/delete"
"http://www.inguide.com:1080/inst/photogallery/admin?photoid=$1&method=delete";
}
Handler file
}
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