[users@httpd] conf files in conf.d directory

[Tony Heal <th...@pace2020.com>]

I have a conf file that has multiple RewriteRule lines. This conf file works
fine. My problem is this same conf file is used on several hundred boxes and
is created from a CVS build. I need to add a custom RewriteRule for a single
server that all other servers will not get. I believe I can create a new
file in conf.d, but I am not sure how to do this. My initial thought was to
simply create a file in conf.d with a file name that begins with a letter
higher than the original file and contains only this:

 

            RewriteEngine On

            RewriteRule "^/program/object/Job/(.*)/detail\$"
"/program2/object/Job/detail/\$1" [R,L]

 

But that does not work.

 

Any suggestions would help.

 

Thanks

 

Tony

Re: [users@httpd] conf files in conf.d directory

[Vincent Bray <no...@gmail.com>]

Hi,

On 10/20/06, Tony Heal <th...@pace2020.com> wrote:
> I have a conf file that has multiple RewriteRule lines. This conf file works
> fine. My problem is this same conf file is used on several hundred boxes and
> is created from a CVS build. I need to add a custom RewriteRule for a single
> server that all other servers will not get. I believe I can create a new
> file in conf.d, but I am not sure how to do this. My initial thought was to
> simply create a file in conf.d with a file name that begins with a letter
> higher than the original file and contains only this:

conf.d is a distro specific (Red Hat/Fedora?) file layout not used by
the standard apache distribution. However the directive used for this
is 'Include'. You could use a name for an included which sorts
lexically before the others but I *believe* getting a consistent
sorting order depends on your filesystem.

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/core.html#include

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