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Questions - mod-alias

Apache mod_alias type functionality in IIS (10)

Wondering if it's possible to implement in IIS10 actions similar to those provided by mod_alias for Apache, specifically "Alias" to map a filename from an HTTP request to a common local path...
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C4llumD

iis

iis-10

mod-alias

Votes: 0

Answers: 0

RedirectMatch without last part of URL

I have this RedirecMatch RedirectMatch 301 ^/en/products/(.*)/(.*)/(.*)$ https://www.example.com/en/collections/$2/ If I visit https://www.example.com/en/products/sofas/greyson/greyson-sofa I'm redi...
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Matteo Boscolo

apache

.htaccess

redirect

mod-rewrite

mod-alias

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

Latest Answer

There's nothing obvious in what you have posted that would produce the specific output you are seeing, however, there are other errors in the directives and you may be seeing a cached response. 301s a...
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MrWhite

Apache : mod_rewrite : Redirect URL from abc.com to abc.com/xyz without changing the URL in browser

I have tried different things like below but no luck : Redirect "/" "REPLACE WITH YOUR COMPLETE URL" in virtual host. Redirect permanent "/one" "Replace with your ...
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Vaibhav Aggarwal

apache

mod-rewrite

webserver

mod-alias

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

Latest Answer

The browser will always display the URL it is talking to. It cannot be fooled. You can only do what you want by letting your Apache httpd act as a reverse proxy. You cannot do it with things like mod_...
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peterh

htaccess redirectMatch all files of a type except a certain one

Say I have a web folder with: /index.html /assets/css/styles.css /assets/images/logo.png /something.html /holdingpage.html /finale.html /folder/somefile.html /else.html /PDFs/something.pdf I want to ...
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Martin

regex

apache

.htaccess

mod-alias

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

Latest Answer

You can use a negative lookahead to match all .html files except for /finale.html (in the document root). For example: RedirectMatch 302 (?!^/finale\.html$)^/.+\.html$ /finale.html IT should be a re...
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MrWhite

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