Hi everyone. This is my first post to this list and I'm a new Cherokee user.
I don't know if I've come across a bug or just my ignorance in how to
configure the list of rules when using the redirection handler.
As I add redirection rules using the cherokee-admin web interface, the
rules see to be added in a specific order that can't be changed.
Sometime a rule that I add is put in the middle of the existing rules.
The problem is that the rules appear to match from top down. This
makes it impossible to have a list of rules that specify redirections
that go from very specific url's at the top and have a generic
redirect at the bottom. I don't see any way of changing the order of
rules in the gui.
So, what I did was create the rules using the gui, and then I manually
edited the /etc/cherokee.conf file and re-ordered the rules how I
wanted them. The redirection handlers then worked as I expected them
to. If I then again try to use the gui to add more rules, it will
move the rules back to how it wants to order them and I'll have to
manually change things again.
Am I just not doing something right?
The rules I'm adding are for dokuwiki. Below is what I have in the
order I want them in the /etc/cherokee.conf file. These rules work
fine as shown below. If I decide to now go into the web gui and add
another rewrite rule, it will reorder what I have below.
vserver!10!rule!600!handler = redir
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!1!regex = ^/$
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!1!show = 0
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!1!substring = /wiki/doku.php
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!2!regex = ^/_media/(.*)
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!2!show = 0
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!2!substring =
/wiki/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=$1
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!3!regex = ^/_detail/(.*)
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!3!show = 0
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!3!substring =
/wiki/lib/exe/detail.php?media=$1
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!4!regex = ^/_export/([^/]+)/(.*)
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!4!show = 0
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!4!substring =
/wiki/doku.php?do=export_$1&id=$2
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!5!regex = ^/start\?do=login(.*)
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!5!show = 0
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!5!substring = /wiki/doku.php?do=login$1
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!6!regex = ^/start\?do=logout(.*)
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!6!show = 0
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!6!substring = /wiki/doku.php?do=logout$1
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!7!regex = ^/index.php$
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!7!show = 0
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!7!substring = /wiki/doku.php
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!8!regex = ^/\?do=search(.*)
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!8!show = 0
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!8!substring = /wiki/doku.php?do=search$1
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!9!regex = ^/([0-9a-zA-Z]+.*)
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!9!show = 0
vserver!10!rule!600!handler!rewrite!9!substring = /wiki/doku.php?id=$1
Thanks for you help.
--
John Alberts
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