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I have the following URL... <a href="http://localhost/http.mygarble.com/foundationsofwebprogramming/86">http://localhost/http.mygarble.com/foundationsofwebprogramming/86</a> ...that I want to convert into the following: <a href="http://localhost/http.mygarble.com/php/blog.php?subdomain=foundationsofwebprogramming&page=posts&label=86">http://localhost/http.mygarble.com/php/blog.php?subdomain=foundationsofwebprogramming&page=posts&label=86</a> I thought I could achieve this with the following rule: <pre><code>RewriteRule ([^/]+)/([^/]+)$ php/blog.php?subdomain=$1&page=post&label=$2 [NC,L] </code></pre> However what I find is that this rule is applied repeatedly, resulting in an internal server error. I understand that when the URI is transformed using this rule, the resulting URI will also match the rule, and therefore it is applied again ad-infinitum. My previous (admittedly rather hazy) understanding was that the [L] flag would stop further processing, although I now understand that this simply means that only the remainder of the rules are skipped, and does not stop the rewrite engine running through the rules again. I can fix this problem by adding the following condition... <pre><code>RewriteCond $0 !php/blog.php RewriteRule ([^/]+)/([^/]+)$ php/blog.php?subdomain=$1&page=post&label=$2 [NC,L] </code></pre> ...or by writing a more specific regular expression. But what I really want to do is find a way of stopping the rewrite engine from attempting ANY further matches once this rule is matched once. Is this possible? Many thanks.
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