Re: Apache AliasMatch

I like RegEx Coach it helped me learn the language of reg expr but for
those that cannot download and install additional tools (or don't want
to) you could just use RDi/RDP.

To get help writing a reg expr

1. Open an edit window (I typically use LPEX)
2. Ctrl-H (You have to have the file search tab activated. See button in
lower left "Customize").
3. In the "Containing text:" field press CTRL-SPACE and you will get
brief help with writing a reg expr statement.
4. Specify a file pattern to search text in, if you want to see it in
action. I just use my workspace temp folders. I create a "Working Set:"
to search in.

I use CTRL-H to do mass search and replaces. Here is a search pattern I
have used (action=")(\/%PGMNAM%\/") and I used this $1/CGIBIN/$2
for the replacement. I can search across multiple source members that
have been opened, since the last cache clearing, in the LPEX editor and
replace most any string. The replace feature has a preview window that
you can look through to ensure you are only changing the source you want
and you can review each pattern match replacement.


You can also use rex expr to search and replace in one LPEX session
using CTRL-F now with capturing groups.


Thanks, Matt

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FYI - There is a great tool called Regex Coach for regular expressions.
Do
a search on 'Regex Coach' and you'll find it. It's a free download.

Thanks,
Todd Allen
EDPS
Electronic Data Processing Services
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I cannot find an example of how to AliiasMatch an exact name pattern.

For example - I want to match myserver/jonspgm to
qsys.lib/jons.lib/jonspgm.pgm

But it should not match myserver/jonspgm1.php or myserver/jonspgm.php

I thought:

ScriptAliasMatch ^/jonspgm /QSYS.LIB/JONS.LIB/JONSPGM.PGM

would do it as I understood the Apache docs but obviously not as
anything
that starts with the jonspgm string is being matched.

I guess this reflects my ongoing failure ti understand regex!


Jon Paris




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