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Here is a scenario of what I am trying to do.

Folder A has folders B and C. Folder B has D, E and index.html. Folder C has index.html

I declared folder B as my DocumentRoot. Declared an Alias for Folder C to point it to /A/C. I want apache to serve index.html in B for any requests coming in to B (/B/D or /B/E or /B/** should return /B/index.html)

Here is the sample virtual host config

<VirtualHost *:8080> ... DocumentRoot "/usr/local/var/www/A/B" Alias "/C" "/usr/local/var/www/A/C" <Directory "/usr/local/var/www/A"> ....

RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{ENV:REDIRECT_STATUS} !200 RewriteRule ^/B/.+ /B/ [PT] ....

With this configuration, I am running in to redirect loop.

Here is a scenario of what I am trying to do.

Folder A has folders B and C. Folder B has D, E and index.html. Folder C has index.html

I declared folder B as my DocumentRoot. Declared an Alias for Folder C to point it to /A/C. I want apache to serve index.html in B for any requests coming in to B (/B/D or /B/E or /B/** should return /B/index.html)

Here is the sample virtual host config

<VirtualHost *:8080>
...
DocumentRoot "/usr/local/var/www/A/B" 
Alias "/C" "/usr/local/var/www/A/C" 
<Directory "/usr/local/var/www/A"> 
....
</Directory> 

RewriteEngine On 
RewriteCond %{ENV:REDIRECT_STATUS} !200 
RewriteRule ^/B/.+ /B/ [PT] 
....
</VirtualHost>

With this configuration, I am running in to redirect loop.

I need apache RewriteRule for the following scenario

1. /test/ to /test/
2. /test/a to /test/
3. /test/b to /test/
4. /test/c/1 to /test/

The below RewriteRule works

RewriteRule ^/test/[abc].+$ /test/ [NC,PT]

What would be the rewrite rule that would say, if there are one or more characters after /test/ it must be redirected to /test/.

I tried

^/test/.+$ /test/ [NC,PT]

but this did not match in any of the 4 cases and redirects to 404.

Here is a scenario of what I am trying to do.

Folder A has folders B and C. Folder B has D, E and index.html. Folder C has index.html

I declared folder B as my DocumentRoot. Declared an Alias for Folder C to point it to /A/C. I want apache to serve index.html in B for any requests coming in to B (/B/D or /B/E or /B/** should return /B/index.html)

Here is the sample virtual host config

<VirtualHost *:8080> ... DocumentRoot "/usr/local/var/www/A/B" Alias "/C" "/usr/local/var/www/A/C" <Directory "/usr/local/var/www/A"> ....

RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{ENV:REDIRECT_STATUS} !200 RewriteRule ^/B/.+ /B/ [PT] ....

With this configuration, I am running in to redirect loop.

I need apache RewriteRule for the following scenario

1. /test/ to /test/
2. /test/a to /test/
3. /test/b to /test/
4. /test/c/1 to /test/

The below RewriteRule works

RewriteRule ^/test/[abc].+$ /test/ [NC,PT]

What would be the rewrite rule that would say, if there are one or more characters after "/test/" it must be redirected to "/test/".

I tried ^/test/.+$ /test/ [NC,PT], but this did not match in any of the 4 cases and redirects to 404.

I need apache RewriteRule for the following scenario

1. /test/ to /test/
2. /test/a to /test/
3. /test/b to /test/
4. /test/c/1 to /test/

The below RewriteRule works

RewriteRule ^/test/[abc].+$ /test/ [NC,PT]

What would be the rewrite rule that would say, if there are one or more characters after /test/ it must be redirected to /test/.

I tried

^/test/.+$ /test/ [NC,PT]

but this did not match in any of the 4 cases and redirects to 404.