How to use mod rewrite

Question

I have migrated my website from the old server to a shared server.

All my code is in "lfdata/main/com"

under "public_html"

a shared server.

The clean url will look like this:

http: // ip-address / ~ name / how

and the rewritten url should be:

http: //ip-address/~name/lfdata/main/com/how.php

So can anyone suggest a rewrite rule to generate the above url?

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Chetana May 22 '09 at 11:10

2 answers

Gumbo · Answer 1 · 2009-05-22T11:28:09+0000

Try the following rule:

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/~[^/]+/lfdata/main/com/
RewriteRule ^(~[^/]+)/(.+) $1/lfdata/main/com/$2.php [L]

This will rewrite any request /~

name

/

foobar

internally before /~

name

/lfdata/main/com/

foobar

.php

.

Luke Schafer · Answer 2 · 2009-05-22T11:21:20+0000

this will do your rewrite including query string parameters

RewriteRule ^~name/how(.*)$ ~name/lfdata/main/com/how.php$1