Hi to all,
I am trying to use php script with rewriteMap.
here is my rewrite rules:
Code:
Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine On
RewriteMap categoriesdownloada prg:/var/www/vhosts/new.do
RewriteRule ^/download/([a-z\-/]+)/([0
proba.php:
Code:
!#/usr/bin/php
<?php
fwrite(STDOUT,"33");
?>
It doesn't work.
Is there any example on the web?
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A couple of things to check:
1) Is proba.php executable? chmod u+x proba.php
2) Is proba.php owned by the web server's user? chown apache:apache proba.php
3) Does proba.php work when you run it on the command line?
4) Have you tried using echo() instead of fwrite()?
5) What does your rewrite log say is happening?
Thanks for trying to help me
I just want to use php with rewritemap.
There are lot of examples on the web for using perl, but for php I have found only one.
${categoriesdownloada:$1|0
That all I want.
1) yes it is
2) I don't know how to see that
3) yes it works
4) it doesn't work with echo
5) I don't know where rewrite log file is located
Ok, that's a start.
2) You'll need to figure out which user the web server is using. This command should give it to you. If not, examine your server conf files for the User and Group directives. You should run this command in the directory holding your main server conf files.
# grep 'User' ./*
Now change directories back to where you have proba.php and execute:
# ls -l proba.php
The third column should match the result of your search. If not (hint: Group):
# chown <username>:<groupname> proba.php
3) Are you sure? Your first line has a typo in the original post. It should read:
#!/usr/bin/php
Check for the ability to execute the file by changing into the directory and using the command below. You should see a single line '33' printed out.
# ./proba.php
4) The following code worked for me with echo:
# cat eetest.php
#!/usr/bin/php
<?php
echo("33");
?>
5) In your conf files, you should have directives for RewriteLog and RewriteLogLevel. If you don't have them, put them in. They cannot be in .htaccess files; your main server conf or vhost file will work fine. The syntax:
RewriteLog /path/to/log/file
RewriteLogLevel 9
The level can be anything above 1. The greater the number, the more logging performed. Verify those directives, make sure the log file exists and is writable by the web server's user, then restart the web server. Any subsequent browsing that triggers the rewrite engine will produce a number of log entries. Paste the relevant ones here.
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by: HackneyCabPosted on 2007-06-10 at 09:37:03ID: 19253472
What is it you're trying to do with the above rules?
Couldn't you just pass the value of the pattern match to category_list.php and read it in that script?