Yes, that is the first problem we are getting. It is probably introduced
by the "add root prefix: asd.example.com/ -> /asd.example.com/" step.
The triple slash is introduced by my last RewriteRule which does not
account for a leading slash (RewriteRule ^([^.]+)).
My use case with the RewriteRule
Sure. No problem. This should show how adding a leading slash is
breaking the last RewriteRule. It would be harder to reproduce
Incompatibility #2 as I don't have the FCGI daemon any more, as I'm
using an HTTP application server now instead. However, if you need, I
could circumvent the #1 incompati
Public bug reported:
= ubuntu release =
Description:Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS
Release:22.04
= package version =
2.4.52-1ubuntu4.11
= what I expected to happen =
I have a RewriteRule as such
ErrorDocument 503 /cgi-bin/503_cgi/503_cgi.py
RewriteRule ^/cgi-bin/503_cgi/503_cgi.py$
"unix
