How to extract parameter value in Apache httpd.conf in Location tag?
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I'm looking to access the parameters of a URL in the <Location> tag in Apache's httpd.conf file
The actual URL looks like this: https://website.com:1111/track?p=admin&s=875
I have the following code and 2 parameters in httpd.conf file
<Location "/tracker/track?p=&s=">
ProxyPass "http://website.com:1111/track?p=&s="
ProxyPassReverse "http://website.com:1111/track?p=&s="
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Location>
I'm not sure what to put in front of the = so that any value that comes in, gets passed on. Will a regex work here?
regex apache httpd.conf contextpath
asked Nov 10 at 19:13
Jaskaran Singh Puri
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I'm looking to access the parameters of a URL in the <Location> tag in Apache's httpd.conf file
The actual URL looks like this: https://website.com:1111/track?p=admin&s=875
I have the following code and 2 parameters in httpd.conf file
<Location "/tracker/track?p=&s=">
ProxyPass "http://website.com:1111/track?p=&s="
ProxyPassReverse "http://website.com:1111/track?p=&s="
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Location>
I'm not sure what to put in front of the = so that any value that comes in, gets passed on. Will a regex work here?
regex apache httpd.conf contextpath
asked Nov 10 at 19:13
Jaskaran Singh Puri
189315
You can write a regex something like https?.*p=(w+)&s=(d+) and capture group1 and group2 content
– Pushpesh Kumar Rajwanshi
Nov 10 at 19:20
@Pushpesh how do I capture the content, can yo give me an example?
– Jaskaran Singh Puri
Nov 10 at 19:25
Do you have more links on the file? or something similar which access the same parameters? Example here: regex101.com/r/xyA1f5/1, group 1 and group 2 contains which you need.
– lucas_7_94
Nov 10 at 19:27
@JaskaranSinghPuri: What language/script you are using? You will need to write some code using regex and will get the expected output.
– Pushpesh Kumar Rajwanshi
Nov 10 at 19:29
@lucas_7_94 the regex will only solve the pattern problem. my main concern is how do the values get passed in the location tag i. e. To theproxpass, do I put the regex there also and it automatically takes the param values?
– Jaskaran Singh Puri
Nov 11 at 6:16
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up vote
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I'm looking to access the parameters of a URL in the <Location> tag in Apache's httpd.conf file
The actual URL looks like this: https://website.com:1111/track?p=admin&s=875
I have the following code and 2 parameters in httpd.conf file
<Location "/tracker/track?p=&s=">
ProxyPass "http://website.com:1111/track?p=&s="
ProxyPassReverse "http://website.com:1111/track?p=&s="
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Location>
I'm not sure what to put in front of the = so that any value that comes in, gets passed on. Will a regex work here?
regex apache httpd.conf contextpath
asked Nov 10 at 19:13
Jaskaran Singh Puri
189315
I'm looking to access the parameters of a URL in the <Location> tag in Apache's httpd.conf file
The actual URL looks like this: https://website.com:1111/track?p=admin&s=875
I have the following code and 2 parameters in httpd.conf file
<Location "/tracker/track?p=&s=">
ProxyPass "http://website.com:1111/track?p=&s="
ProxyPassReverse "http://website.com:1111/track?p=&s="
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Location>
I'm not sure what to put in front of the = so that any value that comes in, gets passed on. Will a regex work here?
regex apache httpd.conf contextpath
regex apache httpd.conf contextpath
asked Nov 10 at 19:13
Jaskaran Singh Puri
189315
asked Nov 10 at 19:13
Jaskaran Singh Puri
189315
asked Nov 10 at 19:13
Jaskaran Singh Puri
189315
asked Nov 10 at 19:13
Jaskaran Singh Puri
189315
asked Nov 10 at 19:13
Jaskaran Singh Puri
189315
189315
You can write a regex something like https?.*p=(w+)&s=(d+) and capture group1 and group2 content
– Pushpesh Kumar Rajwanshi
Nov 10 at 19:20
@Pushpesh how do I capture the content, can yo give me an example?
– Jaskaran Singh Puri
Nov 10 at 19:25
Do you have more links on the file? or something similar which access the same parameters? Example here: regex101.com/r/xyA1f5/1, group 1 and group 2 contains which you need.
– lucas_7_94
Nov 10 at 19:27
@JaskaranSinghPuri: What language/script you are using? You will need to write some code using regex and will get the expected output.
– Pushpesh Kumar Rajwanshi
Nov 10 at 19:29
@lucas_7_94 the regex will only solve the pattern problem. my main concern is how do the values get passed in the location tag i. e. To theproxpass, do I put the regex there also and it automatically takes the param values?
– Jaskaran Singh Puri
Nov 11 at 6:16
add a comment |
You can write a regex something like https?.*p=(w+)&s=(d+) and capture group1 and group2 content
– Pushpesh Kumar Rajwanshi
Nov 10 at 19:20
@Pushpesh how do I capture the content, can yo give me an example?
– Jaskaran Singh Puri
Nov 10 at 19:25
Do you have more links on the file? or something similar which access the same parameters? Example here: regex101.com/r/xyA1f5/1, group 1 and group 2 contains which you need.
– lucas_7_94
Nov 10 at 19:27
@JaskaranSinghPuri: What language/script you are using? You will need to write some code using regex and will get the expected output.
– Pushpesh Kumar Rajwanshi
Nov 10 at 19:29
@lucas_7_94 the regex will only solve the pattern problem. my main concern is how do the values get passed in the location tag i. e. To theproxpass, do I put the regex there also and it automatically takes the param values?
– Jaskaran Singh Puri
Nov 11 at 6:16
You can write a regex something like https?.*p=(w+)&s=(d+) and capture group1 and group2 content
– Pushpesh Kumar Rajwanshi
Nov 10 at 19:20
You can write a regex something like https?.*p=(w+)&s=(d+) and capture group1 and group2 content
– Pushpesh Kumar Rajwanshi
Nov 10 at 19:20
@Pushpesh how do I capture the content, can yo give me an example?
– Jaskaran Singh Puri
Nov 10 at 19:25
@Pushpesh how do I capture the content, can yo give me an example?
– Jaskaran Singh Puri
Nov 10 at 19:25
Do you have more links on the file? or something similar which access the same parameters? Example here: regex101.com/r/xyA1f5/1, group 1 and group 2 contains which you need.
– lucas_7_94
Nov 10 at 19:27
Do you have more links on the file? or something similar which access the same parameters? Example here: regex101.com/r/xyA1f5/1, group 1 and group 2 contains which you need.
– lucas_7_94
Nov 10 at 19:27
@JaskaranSinghPuri: What language/script you are using? You will need to write some code using regex and will get the expected output.
– Pushpesh Kumar Rajwanshi
Nov 10 at 19:29
@JaskaranSinghPuri: What language/script you are using? You will need to write some code using regex and will get the expected output.
– Pushpesh Kumar Rajwanshi
Nov 10 at 19:29
@lucas_7_94 the regex will only solve the pattern problem. my main concern is how do the values get passed in the location tag i. e. To the
proxpass, do I put the regex there also and it automatically takes the param values?– Jaskaran Singh Puri
Nov 11 at 6:16
@lucas_7_94 the regex will only solve the pattern problem. my main concern is how do the values get passed in the location tag i. e. To the
proxpass, do I put the regex there also and it automatically takes the param values?– Jaskaran Singh Puri
Nov 11 at 6:16
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You can write a regex something like https?.*p=(w+)&s=(d+) and capture group1 and group2 content
– Pushpesh Kumar Rajwanshi
Nov 10 at 19:20
@Pushpesh how do I capture the content, can yo give me an example?
– Jaskaran Singh Puri
Nov 10 at 19:25
Do you have more links on the file? or something similar which access the same parameters? Example here: regex101.com/r/xyA1f5/1, group 1 and group 2 contains which you need.
– lucas_7_94
Nov 10 at 19:27
@JaskaranSinghPuri: What language/script you are using? You will need to write some code using regex and will get the expected output.
– Pushpesh Kumar Rajwanshi
Nov 10 at 19:29
@lucas_7_94 the regex will only solve the pattern problem. my main concern is how do the values get passed in the location tag i. e. To the
proxpass, do I put the regex there also and it automatically takes the param values?– Jaskaran Singh Puri
Nov 11 at 6:16