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From: Steven Pannell <steven.pannell@zooplus.com>
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Date: Fri, 6 May 2005 08:34:22 +0200 
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Subject: [users@httpd] Rewrite Rule loses session
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Hi,

I'm using a rewrite rule as follows using the pass-through method, but every
time this rule is applied I am losing my session (tomcat server).

RewriteRule ^/information(.*)   "/mypath/subpath/mypage.jsp$1"    [PT] 

The rewrite rule works, but on every refresh I get a new session from the
server because it cannot retrieve the only one from my browser.  I tried
this with a different application server and get the same problem - it's not
a tomcat problem.

This only appears to happen when using the pass-through operation of
mod_rewrite.  Anyone have an idea how I can resolve this?


thanks,
Steve.




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