2008-04-27 18:58 skreiv Joshua Slive:
> On Sat, Apr 26, 2008 at 5:33 PM, Daniel Aleksandersen wrote:
> > SetEnvIfNoCase Host !^www.domain.tld$ wwwhost=no
> > # Sets enviromental variable wwwhost to no if host is not www.domain.tld
> > SetEnvIfNoCase Host ^www.aleksandersen.net$ wwwhost=yes
> > # Sets enviromental variable wwwhost to yes if host is not
> > www.domain.tld
> >
> > SetEnvIf wwwhost no Header append Vary host
> > # Appends "host" to Vary header if env. variable wwwhost is no (set
> > above)
>
> You mean:
> SetEnvIfNoCase Host !^www.domain.tld$ nowwwhost
> SetEnvIfNoCase Host ^www.aleksandersen.net$ yeswwwhost
> Header append Vary host env=nowwwhost
>
> and similarly for other conditional header setting.
Thanks for clarifying the syntax! :-)
> (But I'm not positive you can override Content-Location headers like that.)
With Apache 2.4.4 and newer you can unset it when used with “always”. However
it does not work if you negotiate trough a handler such as PHP; because PHP
manipulates the headers too. You will have to unset it both in Apache and in
the PHP file.
Header always unset Content-Location
Could you help me with the regex editing too, please? Were "magical-regex"
takes the current header and inserts "http://www.domain.tld/"; as a prefix.
Header always edit Content-Location "magical-regex"
--
Daniel from http://www.opensourcenotebook.com/ the Debian GNU/Linux blog
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