regexp modrewrite

[marc]

Hi,

Im trying to use modrewrite and apply it to any address of the format:

domain.com/whatever

but not applicable to:

domain.com/whatever.something
or
domain.com/whatever/something/

What is the correct regexp for this pls, Im currently using /([^/]+)
and that grabs everything after the /

Thanks!
M

 

[Jürgen Exner]

Im trying to use modrewrite and apply it to any address of the format:

modrewrite? Excuse my ignorance, but I've never heard of it.

domain.com/whatever

but not applicable to:

domain.com/whatever.something
or
domain.com/whatever/something/

What is the correct regexp for this pls, Im currently using /([^/]+)
and that grabs everything after the /

Why not
(undef, $tail) = split (/\//, $URL, 2);
$tail now contains everything after the first slash.

jue

 

[Tim Greer]

Hi,

Im trying to use modrewrite and apply it to any address of the format:

domain.com/whatever

but not applicable to:

domain.com/whatever.something
or
domain.com/whatever/something/

What is the correct regexp for this pls, Im currently using /([^/]+)
and that grabs everything after the /

Thanks!
M

This is better asked in alt.apache.configuration. Anyway, the ([^/]+)
will indeed grab one or more character that's not a /, but you didn't
also add . to the char class. Also, /([^/]+) doesn't seem to show how
far that match goes. Is it /([^/]+)$ (ending the string $) or
something else?