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Nathan C. Tresch
nathan at yapta.com
Wed Apr 11 18:48:35 EDT 2007
So, here is what I get: %tail -f rewrite_log 67.42.99.238 - - [11/Apr/2007:15:44:23 --0700] [dev.yapta.com/sid#80d05f0][rid#8d3c050/initial <http://dev.yapta.com/sid#80d05f0%5D%5Brid%238d3c050/initial>] (2) init rewrite engine with requested uri /trip-18335/Minneapolis/St. Paul/Washington/ 67.42.99.238 - - [11/Apr/2007:15:44:23 --0700] [dev.yapta.com/sid#80d05f0][rid#8d3c050/initial<http://dev.yapta.com/sid#80d05f0%5D%5Brid%238d3c050/initial>] (3) applying pattern '/trip-([0-9]*)/.*/' to uri '/trip-18335/Minneapolis/St. Paul/Washington/' 67.42.99.238 - - [11/Apr/2007:15:44:23 --0700] [ dev.yapta.com/sid#80d05f0][rid#8d3c050/initial<http://dev.yapta.com/sid#80d05f0%5D%5Brid%238d3c050/initial>] (2) rewrite '/trip-18335/Minneapolis/St. Paul/Washington/' -> '/user/trip.myt?tab=airline&id=18335' 67.42.99.238 - - [11/Apr/2007:15:44:23 --0700] [ dev.yapta.com/sid#80d05f0][rid#8d3c050/initial<http://dev.yapta.com/sid#80d05f0%5D%5Brid%238d3c050/initial>] (3) split uri=/user/trip.myt?tab=airline&id=18335 -> uri=/user/trip.myt, args=tab=airline&id=18335 67.42.99.238 - - [11/Apr/2007:15:44:23 --0700] [ dev.yapta.com/sid#80d05f0][rid#8d3c050/initial<http://dev.yapta.com/sid#80d05f0%5D%5Brid%238d3c050/initial>] (2) local path result: /user/trip.myt 67.42.99.238 - - [11/Apr/2007:15:44:23 --0700] [ dev.yapta.com/sid#80d05f0][rid#8d3c050/initial<http://dev.yapta.com/sid#80d05f0%5D%5Brid%238d3c050/initial>] (2) prefixed with document_root to /usr/local/data/wwwdev/ntresch/public/user/trip.myt 67.42.99.238 - - [11/Apr/2007:15:44:23 --0700] [ dev.yapta.com/sid#80d05f0][rid#8d3c050/initial<http://dev.yapta.com/sid#80d05f0%5D%5Brid%238d3c050/initial>] (1) go-ahead with /usr/local/data/wwwdev/ntresch/public/user/trip.myt [OK] Yet my browser still gives me a 404. I suspect it's because python/myghty is looking for something in the origional path, it's modules maybe? And it can't find anything there. On 4/11/07, Graham Dumpleton <graham.dumpleton at gmail.com> wrote: > > On 12/04/07, Nathan C. Tresch <nathan at yapta.com> wrote: > > We're using Myghty and Mod_Python. The following RewriteRule produces a > > 404: > > > > RewriteRule /trip-([0-9]*)/.*/ > > /user/trip.myt\?tab=airlines&id=$1 [L] > > > > Previously, before we converted to PHP, the rule looked like this: > > > > RewriteRule /trip-([0-9]*)/.*/ > > /user/trip.php\?tab=airlines&id=$1 [L] > > > > This worked. > > > > Can anyone tell me what gives? > > Have you tried debugging what mod_rewrite is doing by increasing its > logging output using the RewriteLogLevel directive etc? From that you > can see what it finally rewrites it to. You can then try putting that > URL into the browser directly and try and work out why any other > configuration may not be correct. > > Graham > -- Nathan C. Tresch Software Engineer YapTA! Inc. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://mm_cfg_has_not_been_edited_to_set_host_domains/pipermail/mod_python/attachments/20070411/36812630/attachment-0001.html
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