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On Thu, May 22, 2014 at 4:14 PM, Jamie Jackson <jamieja...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Folks, > > I'm a noob with mod_rewrite, and my logging has wondering about some > things. (BTW, I'm on 2.2) > > Here's the request command, the virtual host's rewrite rule, and the > generated log output: http://apaste.info/5ga > > I don't really understand why the logs are showing me an exhaustive list > of the files that are *included* by the requested (dynamic) script. Is it > normal? Is it something I need to configure to go away? I thought the NS > flag would make those go away, but obviously I don't really understand NS > or subrequests. (I *think* I understand PT, but I'm not sure.) I've read > http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/rewrite/flags.html a bunch of times, but > I still don't completely get what NS does, given it doesn't do what I > thought it did(?). > > Also, the existence of the NS flag, and the fact that the rewrite log is > showing subrequests to me makes me wonder A) why httpd deals with > subrequests, when it seems like an application server concern and B) what > use there might be in having httpd process subrequests; what's a use case > for that? > > Thanks, > Jamie >
