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Dan,
On 5/30/15 12:13 PM, Daniel Mikusa wrote:
On Sat, May 30, 2015 at 5:07 AM, Frank Lehmann
frank-lehm...@freenet.de wrote:
Hi Dan,
First, please don't top post. -- Don't know what you mean, i am
at qnalist.com and pushed the button reply to:
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Reply inline like this or at the bottom. -- See above.
Second, what is the mistake you're referring to? -- I explained,
that the words, which are in the condpattern valvue do not
match.
Third, we don't know. -- I have this rewritecond set: RewriteCond
%{HTTP_USER_AGENT}
(android|blackberry|googlebot-mobile|iemobile|ipad|iphone|ipod|mobil
e|palmos|webos)
So, my opinion is, that any word of the string from the user-agent will
match the string set in the third value of the rule. But it does
not. nothing will happen.
Have you tried something simpler first? Like the example I sent
you. Does it work? From what you've posted, it's not clear if
there's a Tomcat configuration problem (i.e. it's not starting the
valve / reading the rules) or if the rule in question is not
working as you'd expect.
If it's the later, then you're going to need to adjust the rule to
make it work. I haven't tried that rule, so I can't say if it will
work or not.
Plus, the regular expression doesn't do what he wants it to do; at
least, I don't think it does. My guess is that there needn't be a
double-quote symbol before android or after webos in the
User-Agent string.
You still haven't provided any configuration or explanation of
what you did. Where did you configure the valve? In server.xml?
In the Context for an app? Where did you put the rewrite.config
file?
-- My configuration is as follows:
Windows 2012 R2 Tomcat 8.0 in directory tomcat/webapps
Which version? There are currently 23 different releases of the
8.0 branch.
server.xml in /conf directory with valve ...rewritevalve set.
rewrite.config file in directory /conf/catalina/localhost
Rewrite.config will controled after restart tomcat service,
because if mistakes in the rule, tomcat won't start
Sorry, not sure I follow you here. Are you saying that Tomcat is
failing to start? If so, are you getting an error or exception?
If so, include that here.
I think he was saying that some proof that Tomcat is in fact reading
the rewrite configuration file is that, when the file has an error in
it, Tomcat will throw errors on startup.
- -chris
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