Static Web Server (SWS)
However, this leads to an infinite loop because /category/foo/ redirects to /blog/category/foo/ which redirects to /blog/blog/categories/foo/ and so on.
Is there any way to specify to match only the full path after the hostname? An equivalent in regex would be ^/category/....
Sure, https://docs.rs/globset/0.4.15/globset/#example-configuring-a-glob-matcher is a good default. Honestly, I overlooked it because the path separator character on Unix-like systems will never be matched by default as far as I can tell. Anyways, PR is welcome.
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I have a website where I switched frameworks behind it which means that most URLs slightly changed. For example:
So I set up a redirect as follows for those categories that still exist: [[advanced.redirects]]
source = "/category/{*}/"
destination = "/blog/category/$1/"
kind = 301However, this leads to an infinite loop because Is there any way to specify to match only the full path after the hostname? An equivalent in regex would be |
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It is indeed much easier to write redirects with the glob syntax than it would be with regex.
I need it as a group that I can refer to in the destination, and it needs to match multiple of those characters. I realized that it is possible to write it as However, maybe there could be a totally different solution: Since
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Yes, you could make use of a single |
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Would you be open to making |
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Sure, https://docs.rs/globset/0.4.15/globset/#example-configuring-a-glob-matcher is a good default. Honestly, I overlooked it because the path separator character on Unix-like systems will never be matched by default as far as I can tell. Anyways, PR is welcome. |
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Fixed in #501 |
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Sure, https://docs.rs/globset/0.4.15/globset/#example-configuring-a-glob-matcher is a good default. Honestly, I overlooked it because the path separator character on Unix-like systems will never be matched by default as far as I can tell. Anyways, PR is welcome.