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Date: Wed, 16 Jan 2002 06:32:57 -0500
From: -bill- <bill@TechServSys.com>
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Subject: Re: mod_rewrite and apache
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darren chamberlain wrote:
> 
> Erik Parker <eparker@mindsec.com> said something to this effect on 01/15/2002:
> > JS> Can't be done with any standard Apache module.  You want apache to scan
> > JS> through each document as it is served and do a search/replace.  Mod_rewrite
> > JS> acts only on the URL that is actually requested, not on the document
> > JS> contents.
> >
> > After you said that, it became very clear :)
> >
> > I guess for now, I'm going to use SSI and do an if $SSL == on, write out
> > img src="https:/foo
> > else
> > img src="http://foo
> 
> Did you know that you can just use src="//..." without specifying
> a protocol?  The browser will use the protocol it is currently
> using, so a https request will request that image using https.
> 
> (darren)
> 
> --

That is an interesting piece of info, but why would you want to encrypt/decrpyt
an image ?
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- bill -

bill@TechServSys.com

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