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Im using that rule
^(?!webmaster)[\w\/\d\_\-\:\;\?\=\.]+$
to match all request which are different of webmaster.
How to match request which are different of webmaster OR some_other_dir ?
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Try
The
(?:webmaster|SomeOtherDir)is a non capturing group and the|is a “OR”You can also simplify your character group, within a character group most characters don’t need to be escaped, the
-has to be at the beginning or the end (or needs escaping) otherwise it defines a character range, so I moved it to the end. The_is included in\wso does not need to be listed. (I am not sure about the/, so I leave it as it is)