[PHP] APACHE MOD_REWRITE
I have this URL http://www.myserver.com/dir1/dir2/page.html and I wish to rewrite the url using mod_rewrite to add a ~ after the first dir always, eg.: http://www.myserver.com/~dir1/dir2/page.html Please it's very important to make this ASAP best regards Este correo ha sido enviado desde el Politécnico de Informática Carlos Marx de Matanzas. La gran batalla se librará en el campo de las ideas -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
Re: [PHP] APACHE MOD_REWRITE
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Re: [PHP] Apache/mod_rewrite for User Tracking
I'm not sure how off-topic this may be, but I'll carry on anyway...
'Sokay, I'll force it back on-topic :-)
sent back to the page. Before now, I have cookies and IP address for user
tracking. If someone could accept a cookie (I used a self-referring script
to
Use PHP4's builtin session support. Save your hair.
It will use cookies for users that accept cookies, and munge your URLs and
FORMs automagically for users that don't accept cookies.
With IP addresses, you can't record return visits, so it just tracks one
visit.
With some ISP's they seam to use variying IP addresses, so then each page
Yes. Large ISPs shuffle client IP's addresses regularly.
Also, users behind firewalls/proxies will be sharing a single IP.
You don't want to use IP for user identification. It doesn't work.
It's also spoofable by hackers, or so the experts tell me.
What I would like to do now is track the user with the URL. When someone
calls
the site, (ether through the front door, or sent back to get an ID), they
are
given an ID like so: 'KjsiHdbEyu8G645Dus96Sy54GD'. They are then sent to
say,
http://localhost/KjsiHdbEyu8G645Dus96Sy54GD/home.
Using mod_rewrite, I can then get the tracking var
(KjsiHdbEyu8G645Dus96Sy54GD),
and rewrite the URL to http://localhost/home, and call the script. I know
this
is possible. Something like /^\/([a-zA-Z0-9]{80})\/(.*)/$1?$2/ could work
for
the rewrite rule, but rather than use $HTTP_SERVER_VARS["QUERY_STRING"] to
get
the var, as I use a GET vars for some functions, could I get a var which
is sent
to Apache, and then PHP accesses the var from there, and the rest is as
normal?
Use http://localhost/home/KjsiHdbEyu8G645Dus96Sy54GD/ instead.
(IE, swap the userid/file to file/userid)
Throw ?php phpinfo();? in "home", and you'll see at least one variable you
can tear apart with Regex (or explode, even easier) to get the userid.
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[PHP] Apache/mod_rewrite for User Tracking
I'm not sure how off-topic this may be, but I'll carry on anyway...
I wan't to create a user tracking system on the web site, that I can use in PHP.
I've had a look at mod_rewrite, and would like to implemet something like the
following:
I have a few scripts, say 'home', 'search', 'help', etc. and all are force
mapped onto PHP 4. If someone calls this scripts (without entering the site
through the front door), then they are sent back, set a user tracking value, and
sent back to the page. Before now, I have cookies and IP address for user
tracking. If someone could accept a cookie (I used a self-referring script to
check) then they are given a cookie, and they can be tracked. They can also be
tracked over many visits with a cookie.
If they don't then I make a note of their IP address, and their address is used.
With IP addresses, you can't record return visits, so it just tracks one visit.
With some ISP's they seam to use variying IP addresses, so then each page
checked for a valid user, they didn't find one, and forwarded then back to
'index' to set a user session, and come back. But they seamed (to the
server/PHP) to have different IP's over these steps, and the visitor was locked
into a HTTP Redirect cycle (until the broswer stop with a fail).
What I would like to do now is track the user with the URL. When someone calls
the site, (ether through the front door, or sent back to get an ID), they are
given an ID like so: 'KjsiHdbEyu8G645Dus96Sy54GD'. They are then sent to say,
http://localhost/KjsiHdbEyu8G645Dus96Sy54GD/home.
Using mod_rewrite, I can then get the tracking var (KjsiHdbEyu8G645Dus96Sy54GD),
and rewrite the URL to http://localhost/home, and call the script. I know this
is possible. Something like /^\/([a-zA-Z0-9]{80})\/(.*)/$1?$2/ could work for
the rewrite rule, but rather than use $HTTP_SERVER_VARS["QUERY_STRING"] to get
the var, as I use a GET vars for some functions, could I get a var which is sent
to Apache, and then PHP accesses the var from there, and the rest is as normal?
That's what I would prefer to do, but I'm not sure if it's possible (and
explained it well enough). If I had to do something like
/^\/([a-zA-Z0-9]{80})\/(.*)/$1?$2/ I would just have to develop to that instead.
Failing that, any suggestions?
Thanks in advance..
Jonathan Wright..
Webmaster
http://www.kjtoombs.co.uk/
(http://www.kjtoombs.co.uk/home)
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