1. The problem I’m having:
I’m trying to make rewrite matcher that rewrites path /a/b/c/d
to /a.php
, /a/b.php
, /a/b/c.php
if the file exists. I know I probably can’t do this recursively for any number of subpaths, but I was hoping I could pull it off for a fixed number of them (up to 4, for example).
High level, what I’m trying to do is the expanded version of php_fastcgi, with an added automatic “catch all” semantic.
3. Caddy version:
v2.10.0-beta.4
4. What I have tried:
@subpath1 {
path_regexp m1 ^(.*?)(/[^/]+)$
file {re.m1.1}.php
}
rewrite @subpath1 {re.m1.1}.php
This seems to work sometimes. When I add a second @subpath2 to try to match /a/b/c
with /a.php
, then this subpath1 stops working. It seems very brittle.
Is there a supported way to do what I want?
If not, is there a reason why those subpaths wouldn’t work or be order dependent?