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rbowen at rcbowen

Aug 13, 2008, 5:01 AM

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mod_rewrite docs

I've finally resurfaced, and am once again tinkering with the
mod_rewrite documentation. My goal is to have the rewrite guide be
full of actual useful real-world examples, and stuff that folks are
actually asking on IRC and the users@ list, and to have the
explanations be actual explanations, rather than just "don't think,
just do this" recipes.

I'd also like to get all of the stuff in the ill-fated
rewrite.drbacchus.com into either the real docs, or into the official
wiki, so that I can retire that hardware before it gives up the ghost.

So I expect for a while it will look like I'm just flailing about
aimlessly, but I have a general plan in mind, and I hope I'm moving in
that direction. Although one can hope that HTTPD 3.0 will make
mod_rewrite nothing more than an unpleasant memory, for the moment
it's one of our biggest support burdens, at least on IRC, and I
naively believe that this could be helped by better documentation, and
better examples.

I think I've decided to focus on the trunk docs, but if someone wanted
to apply patches to 2.2, I expect that there are folks who would
appreciate that. I don't know how cleanly the patches will apply back
to 2.0, but perhaps that's worth doing, too.

--Rich


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noodlet at gmail

Aug 13, 2008, 5:27 AM

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Re: mod_rewrite docs [In reply to]

2008/8/13 Rich Bowen <rbowen [at] rcbowen>:
> I think I've decided to focus on the trunk docs, but if someone wanted to
> apply patches to 2.2, I expect that there are folks who would appreciate
> that.

I'll be your backscra^H^H^Hport monkey.

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noodl

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tony at pc-tony

Aug 13, 2008, 6:12 AM

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Re: mod_rewrite docs [In reply to]

Rich Bowen wrote:

> I've finally resurfaced, and am once again tinkering with the
> mod_rewrite documentation. My goal is to have the rewrite guide be full
> of actual useful real-world examples, and stuff that folks are actually
> asking on IRC and the users@ list, and to have the explanations be
> actual explanations, rather than just "don't think, just do this" recipes.
>
> I'd also like to get all of the stuff in the ill-fated
> rewrite.drbacchus.com into either the real docs, or into the official
> wiki, so that I can retire that hardware before it gives up the ghost.
>
> So I expect for a while it will look like I'm just flailing about
> aimlessly, but I have a general plan in mind, and I hope I'm moving in
> that direction. Although one can hope that HTTPD 3.0 will make
> mod_rewrite nothing more than an unpleasant memory, for the moment it's
> one of our biggest support burdens, at least on IRC, and I naively
> believe that this could be helped by better documentation, and better
> examples.
>
> I think I've decided to focus on the trunk docs, but if someone wanted
> to apply patches to 2.2, I expect that there are folks who would
> appreciate that. I don't know how cleanly the patches will apply back to
> 2.0, but perhaps that's worth doing, too.
>
I know that there is a patch due to come to dev@ shortly for mod_rewrite
which adds an extra flag ;-


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