Apache Mod Rewrite (.htaccess)?

I'm guessing that the problem is that the URL is being rewritten by the first rule, and then rewritten again by the second.

I'm guessing that the problem is that the URL is being rewritten by the first rule, and then rewritten again by the second. The solution to that is to add the "last" flag to the first rule, like this: RewriteRule ^/src/pub/(.*)$ /$1 R,L.

Within a . Htaccess file, use this instead: RewriteRule ^src/pub/(.*)$ /$1 R the leading "/" will not match within . Htaccess, only within httpd.

Conf (src - bottom of page) if you wish for processing of further rules to stop, then add the L flag: RewriteRule ^src/pub/(.*)$ /$1 L,R rewrite log comparison (.htaccess context): // using ^/src/pub/(.*)$ - leading slash will not work in . Htaccess context! (1) pass through /home/test/src // using ^src/pub/(.*)$ (2) rewrite 'src/pub/testme' -> '/testme' (2) explicitly forcing redirect with test/testme" rel="nofollow">test/testme" rel="nofollow">test/testme (1) escaping test/testme" rel="nofollow">test/testme" rel="nofollow">test/testme for redirect (1) redirect to test/testme" rel="nofollow">test/testme" rel="nofollow">test/testme REDIRECT/302.

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