mod_migrate configuration - Orange-OpenSource/mod_dup GitHub Wiki
This page explains how to activate and configure mod_migrate.
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The directives that follow are only accessible in an Apache location.
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MigrateApplicationScope
(ALL | URL | HEADER | BODY)-
URL
will apply the matching only on the query string -
HEADER
will apply the matching only on the HTTP Header -
BODY
will apply the matching only on the HTTP Body data -
ALL
will apply the matching on all of the above
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MigrateEnv
var regex value- Sets the environment variable var to value if the regex is matched
- The scope applied is the one declared at the last declaration of MigrateApplicationScope
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In the location should also figure the
mod_rewrite
directives, following the order:-
RewriteEngine
on -
RewriteCond
%{ENV:var} ^value$ RewriteRule ^.*$ http://url.to/rewrite/to [P]
Indicate
[P]
to enable the proxy mode, otherwise do set this flag -
Using the env var var to decide to rewrite or not:
# Declare a location
<Location /migrate-test>
# Scope (ALL, URL, HEADER, BODY): Specify where to apply the matching of the regex
# In this example the matching will be searched through the URL (query string), the HEADER (HTTP Header) and the BODY (HTTP Data)
MigrateApplicationScope ALL
# Set the environment variable _var_ to _value_ if _regex_ is matched in the Scope defined before
MigrateEnv var regex value
# You can put other environment variable to set, or the same on with a different regex
MigrateEnv var regex2 value
MigrateApplicationScope URL
MigrateEnv var3 regex3 value3
# Enable
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{ENV:var} ^value$
# Don't forget to put the full path if it is on localhost with P enabled, e.g. http://localhost:port/...
RewriteRule ^.*$ http://url.to/rewrite/to [P]
Order deny,allow
Allow from all
</Location>