2009/12/28 Rich Bowen :
> This slightly revised patch has the effect described above. That is, the
> original QS is discarded, but any QS on the target is added on - which would
> have been the effect if you hadn't used QSD at all.
Just like half of the uses of QSA in the wild, where there's no
e
On Dec 28, 2009, at 05:51 , Vincent Bray wrote:
Another point came up while thinking about it: Next time you'll
have to
explain that
RewriteRule foo bar?x=y [QSD]
conflicts and QSD wins (as I read the patch(es)). Dunno if that has
to be
done in an apologetic manner, though ;-)
That's
On Dec 28, 2009, at 05:45 , André Malo wrote:
Another point came up while thinking about it: Next time you'll have
to
explain that
RewriteRule foo bar?x=y [QSD]
conflicts and QSD wins (as I read the patch(es)). Dunno if that has
to be
done in an apologetic manner, though ;-)
On the one
2009/12/28 André Malo :
>> Yes please! While the null query string hack works, it is an ugly hack
>> to have to foist on people. I've had to suggest it in an apologetic
>> manner too many times.
>
> Another point came up while thinking about it: Next time you'll have to
> explain that
>
> RewriteRu
* Vincent Bray wrote:
> 2009/12/27 Rich Bowen :
> > A FAQ on the various httpd support channels is "how do I make the query
> > string go away". The answer is that you put "?" on the end of the
> > target URL, which is a bit of a kludge.
> >
> > Attached is a patch that adds a QSD (qsdiscard) flag
2009/12/27 Rich Bowen :
> A FAQ on the various httpd support channels is "how do I make the query
> string go away". The answer is that you put "?" on the end of the target
> URL, which is a bit of a kludge.
>
> Attached is a patch that adds a QSD (qsdiscard) flag that does this a little
> more ele
* Rich Bowen wrote:
> A FAQ on the various httpd support channels is "how do I make the
> query string go away". The answer is that you put "?" on the end of
> the target URL, which is a bit of a kludge.
-1 from the peanut gallery. I think, using an empty query string ("?") is
not such a kludge
A FAQ on the various httpd support channels is "how do I make the
query string go away". The answer is that you put "?" on the end of
the target URL, which is a bit of a kludge.
Attached is a patch that adds a QSD (qsdiscard) flag that does this a
little more elegantly. As with my previous
Title: Mod_rewrite patch
Hi,
addressing the bug 13946 at bugzilla, <http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=13946>.
I'm sending this patch.
The bug is caused by a reprocessing the rewrite request when using mod_rewrite + mod_proxy + mod_cache once the page is
