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 Topic: Should i use rewritecond and rewriterule to replace userdir? |
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jepilgrim
Joined: 21 Apr 2010
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 Posted: Wed 21 Apr '10 19:07 Post subject: Should i use rewritecond and rewriterule to replace userdir? |
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In the past we had used the mod_userdir to allow employees/students to have their own websites. This worked fine since all of the users were in the same directory. However, now we have had to break up the users into two different directories (called vol1 and vol2) so the mod_userdir won't work.
We want to continue to use the convention that users had before with appending their id to the end of the website address (i.e. http://website.edu/~abc123) but also work with having the users in two different directories. Users won’t necessarily know what directory that they are in. What is the best approach to meet these requirements? It sounds like this would involve using RewriteCond and RewriteRule. See http://httpd.apache.org/docs/trunk/rewrite/remapping.html#multipledirs
Does anyone have a better idea? |
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