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hi Jon,
Alias or ScriptAlias does not allow regular expressions.
That's why AliasMatch and ScriptAliasMatch exist. The only difference
between them is that the 'Match' varieties support regular expressions.
The trade-off is performance, when I first started working with
Apache, I was told to use the 'Match' keywords sparingly because the
extra overhead of doing RE processing on every URL was significant.
Granted, that was in the mid-90s, so perhaps that's not an issue today?
Not sure. My I still avoid AliasMatch/ScriptAliasMatch as much as I can.
On 2/6/2012 12:16 PM, Jon Paris wrote:
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Thanks Henrik - I'm familiar with that usage - I though it would
apply to ScriptAlias also.
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