Feature request

Hi,

i have think to me:

How nice would it be if the LocationMatch can handle the
query-string.

What are the community think about this feature idea?

Regards

Alex

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On 3/29/06, Alexander Lazic <al-httpdusersnone.at> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i have think to me:
>
> How nice would it be if the LocationMatch can handle
the query-string.
>
> What are the community think about this feature idea?

Dangerous.

The order of elements in the query string is often
arbitrary, which
means that the regex would need to be constructed VERY
carefully so as
not to unintentionally miss matches.

And in most case, mod_rewrite can be used to handle anything
LocationMatch can handle.

Joshua.

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Hi,

On Mit 29.03.2006 16:29, Joshua Slive wrote:
>On 3/29/06, Alexander Lazic <al-httpdusersnone.at> wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> i have think to me:
>>
>> How nice would it be if the LocationMatch can
handle the
>> query-string.
>>
>> What are the community think about this feature
idea?
>
>Dangerous.

Ok.

>The order of elements in the query string is often
arbitrary, which
>means that the regex would need to be constructed VERY
carefully so as
>not to unintentionally miss matches.

But this aspect is also valid vor all the other *Match*
commands, isn't
it?

>And in most case, mod_rewrite can be used to handle
anything
>LocationMatch can handle.

Hm but on 'INTERNAL REDIRECTS' mod_rewrite lost some
variabls as i have
seen with REMOTE_USER.

regards

Alex

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On 3/30/06, Alexander Lazic <al-httpdusersnone.at> wrote:
>
> >The order of elements in the query string is often
arbitrary, which
> >means that the regex would need to be constructed
VERY carefully so as
> >not to unintentionally miss matches.
>
> But this aspect is also valid vor all the other *Match*
commands, isn't
> it?

Nope.  The order of arguments in the hostname and path are,
in
general, important.

Joshua.

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