[snip] In this case, ^nagios never
matches because the per-directory prefix isn't stripped. ^/nagios is
what you need, in addition to simillar changes for the rest of your
rules.
Ok, yeah- that made the rewrite rules start matching when in the
httpd.conf file, unfortunately the behavior I'm getting with that
particular rule is the same. Maybe it's time to consider a different
approach entirely.
This annoyance aside, putting rewrite rules in server context has
other advantages, mainly increased speed (regexen are compiled once at
startup and the uri->filepath translation stage can be skipped) but
also decreased confusion; rewrite in htaccess involves extra steps
beyond what seems reasonable to figure out the resulting url.
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