-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Am 25.11.2010 01:03, schrieb Stefan de Konink: > You could do something like a directory match on /static with te > document path of the root directory. > > > Stefan
Yes, I did that: This is my rule: Incoming IP/Port: Port 4040 AND Rule Type: Directory Web Folder: /static Handler: Static Content Document Path: /var/www For example, I have a file at /var/www/image.png and want to access it via a request to localhost:4040/static/image.png, I get a 404. If I create a subfolder named static and put image.png in there, the file is found. My question was, if I could avoid creating that static directory and access image.png even if it is located at /var/www with a request to localhost:4040/static/image.png. I hope I could clarify my point. Thanks, Julian -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.16 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJM7a24AAoJENidYKvYQHlQJJEP/iGAeNTl1HqEBLbQYC/5uzEa et2CvxEOtKxFczBSdH+7vWIfgWz8ne7551xWw7BGU4s4NKbe4+fGxb2gTCYAT8Gf iL28RtLyDPBj/cj3CP8J6ZcdakCVvBdXQuj4lEqAe76vpi2VYRxsf/rlJEayb27Y wUmTU/MH92N+prKFOm1PBFosvZ+3hrCUHsyOYvtGZbW10ebQsczuoEgS2kh0Hrlg l+vysgpIaBCHas7Yc9vb2N65Esz5Y091EPTRl63Xs8mg6N1f9KpjF/tOFjalXf2Z TdCvFcsUUPLmC1XFtmpatP3TfdYFCU0bsmBsmVkKAbKrsyQ4gFz/aaXkbGFG9iZ/ VPZ6x4pP+CUFI6+e1RCQEiF+Vm8icGI8KnHSno8uJBr1VT4bkC7NaFRVygJ34d97 IUElbPkzkpMw64dOr0SXB5NAokfgp95yj8kIsThmfDW9fTmzgXDYPZIPh9skUlaX dYGTj5wP1t18jnGOEPNHuuoGLYpOxWxpdrC9tlyE70fjV96ZlQiMTiuJBpV5+Vzz dasq4+Ffbe28NNso9dnV18CXjHaJ3hzaeIOccoSYFBcW3okxeR34D3RrUi41ivRR EinRUy3ou5Yg2xUyAX1xrfiNmrhSAnMbo5mrI5u4j3EJWmUXPkzwXP4no01RTjMA qnatG5/LJssq5JGt/trN =cUEZ -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ Cherokee mailing list [email protected] http://lists.octality.com/listinfo/cherokee
