url rewrite recursively

问题

I am trying to rewrite url from www.xxx.com/test.com to www.xxx.com/my.php?d=test.com using the following directive:

        Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
        RewriteEngine On

        RewriteRule ^((.+)\.(.+))$ my.php?d=$1

this is not working, for example, the url is www.xxx.com/test.com it seems like it gets rewrite to www.xxx.com/my.php?d=test.com then gets rewrite to www.xx.com/my.php?d=my.php or something like that. does this mean the pattern is getting applied recursively?? how do I fix the regex?

回答1:

Mod rewrite will run a URI through the rewrite engine over and over until the URI is the same before and after it goes through the rewrite engine. This is what's happening:

URI is test.com
rule ^((.+)\.(.+))$ matches, URI rewritten to my.php (with some query string d = test.com)
compare: test.com is not the same as my.php, run the URI back through the rewrite engine
URI is my.php
rule ^((.+)\.(.+))$ matches, URI rewritten to my.php (with some query string d = my.php)
compare: my.php is the same as my.php, before and after URI match, stop writing

Your result is /my.php?d=my.php

You need to add a condition so my.php doesn't get the rule applied. Add this before your rewriterule

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/my.php

回答2:

This works for me:

RewriteRule ^(.+)\.(.+)$ my.php?d=$1.$2

The effect is not that the rule is applied recursively (that doesn't happen), it simply didn't match.

BTW, if you want to make the engine stop at a specific line, you can add [L].

An easy way to test rewrite rule is this website.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8953895/url-rewrite-recursively

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mod-rewrite