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I have a rewrite rule for GET and POST:
<LocationMatch "^/my/script/dir/?$">
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_METHOD} ^(HEAD|GET)$
RewriteRule .* /resources/scripts/storage/admin/list.php
Script POST /resources/scripts/storage/admin/create.php
</LocationMatch>
How would I modify it to only allow POST?
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don’t forget:
^ has two purposes, when used inside of [ ] it designates ‘not’. (EG [^0-9] would match any character that is not 0 to 9 and [^abc] would match any character that is not a lowercase a, b, or c.) When used at the beginning of a pattern in mod_rewrite, it also designates the begining of a ‘line’.