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Create an Apache SetEnv variable with the value of a subclaim
Difference between the Apache HTTP Server and Apache Tomcat?How to enable mod_rewrite for Apache 2.2How to use the setEnv variable in apache?Apache SetEnv not working as expected with mod_wsgiConditionally set environment variable in Apache configAllow from env with mod_rewrite not mod_setenvif in .htaccessPass REQUEST_URI from Apache to TomcatApache ACL based on environment variable valueEnvironment variable not being found in Apache config
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I have an environment variable called FIRST and containing a JSON :
"claim1": "val1",
"claim2": "val2"
I would like to set a new environment variable which should contain only val1.
I tried to set this new variable (SECOND) using SetEnvIf but unfortunately this doesn't work:
SetEnvIf FIRST ("claim1":)(.*?)"(.*?)" SECOND=$3
The regex is correct, you can check it here : demo
The FIRST variable is not a request attribute even if it seems to be required according to the Apache Module mod_setenvif documentation..
Any idea how I could achieve this ?
Thanks !
apache setenv setenvif
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I have an environment variable called FIRST and containing a JSON :
"claim1": "val1",
"claim2": "val2"
I would like to set a new environment variable which should contain only val1.
I tried to set this new variable (SECOND) using SetEnvIf but unfortunately this doesn't work:
SetEnvIf FIRST ("claim1":)(.*?)"(.*?)" SECOND=$3
The regex is correct, you can check it here : demo
The FIRST variable is not a request attribute even if it seems to be required according to the Apache Module mod_setenvif documentation..
Any idea how I could achieve this ?
Thanks !
apache setenv setenvif
try changing toSECOND=$1
– Matt.G
Mar 26 at 16:08
I tried this but it's still not working for me. The SECOND variable is empty.
– MaryC
Mar 26 at 16:39
regex is missing a space after the:
. try(?:"claim1": ")(.*?)(?:")
.Demo
– Matt.G
Mar 26 at 16:43
A better regex would be(?:"claim1" *: *")([^"]+)
Demo . This should handle spaces.
– Matt.G
Mar 26 at 16:48
Apache seems to refuse the Regex (even if it is correct according to the link below). I have the following error message '"SetEnvIf Regex could not be compiled"
– MaryC
Mar 26 at 17:23
|
show 4 more comments
I have an environment variable called FIRST and containing a JSON :
"claim1": "val1",
"claim2": "val2"
I would like to set a new environment variable which should contain only val1.
I tried to set this new variable (SECOND) using SetEnvIf but unfortunately this doesn't work:
SetEnvIf FIRST ("claim1":)(.*?)"(.*?)" SECOND=$3
The regex is correct, you can check it here : demo
The FIRST variable is not a request attribute even if it seems to be required according to the Apache Module mod_setenvif documentation..
Any idea how I could achieve this ?
Thanks !
apache setenv setenvif
I have an environment variable called FIRST and containing a JSON :
"claim1": "val1",
"claim2": "val2"
I would like to set a new environment variable which should contain only val1.
I tried to set this new variable (SECOND) using SetEnvIf but unfortunately this doesn't work:
SetEnvIf FIRST ("claim1":)(.*?)"(.*?)" SECOND=$3
The regex is correct, you can check it here : demo
The FIRST variable is not a request attribute even if it seems to be required according to the Apache Module mod_setenvif documentation..
Any idea how I could achieve this ?
Thanks !
apache setenv setenvif
apache setenv setenvif
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MaryC
asked Mar 26 at 16:03
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try changing toSECOND=$1
– Matt.G
Mar 26 at 16:08
I tried this but it's still not working for me. The SECOND variable is empty.
– MaryC
Mar 26 at 16:39
regex is missing a space after the:
. try(?:"claim1": ")(.*?)(?:")
.Demo
– Matt.G
Mar 26 at 16:43
A better regex would be(?:"claim1" *: *")([^"]+)
Demo . This should handle spaces.
– Matt.G
Mar 26 at 16:48
Apache seems to refuse the Regex (even if it is correct according to the link below). I have the following error message '"SetEnvIf Regex could not be compiled"
– MaryC
Mar 26 at 17:23
|
show 4 more comments
try changing toSECOND=$1
– Matt.G
Mar 26 at 16:08
I tried this but it's still not working for me. The SECOND variable is empty.
– MaryC
Mar 26 at 16:39
regex is missing a space after the:
. try(?:"claim1": ")(.*?)(?:")
.Demo
– Matt.G
Mar 26 at 16:43
A better regex would be(?:"claim1" *: *")([^"]+)
Demo . This should handle spaces.
– Matt.G
Mar 26 at 16:48
Apache seems to refuse the Regex (even if it is correct according to the link below). I have the following error message '"SetEnvIf Regex could not be compiled"
– MaryC
Mar 26 at 17:23
try changing to
SECOND=$1
– Matt.G
Mar 26 at 16:08
try changing to
SECOND=$1
– Matt.G
Mar 26 at 16:08
I tried this but it's still not working for me. The SECOND variable is empty.
– MaryC
Mar 26 at 16:39
I tried this but it's still not working for me. The SECOND variable is empty.
– MaryC
Mar 26 at 16:39
regex is missing a space after the
:
. try (?:"claim1": ")(.*?)(?:")
.Demo– Matt.G
Mar 26 at 16:43
regex is missing a space after the
:
. try (?:"claim1": ")(.*?)(?:")
.Demo– Matt.G
Mar 26 at 16:43
A better regex would be
(?:"claim1" *: *")([^"]+)
Demo . This should handle spaces.– Matt.G
Mar 26 at 16:48
A better regex would be
(?:"claim1" *: *")([^"]+)
Demo . This should handle spaces.– Matt.G
Mar 26 at 16:48
Apache seems to refuse the Regex (even if it is correct according to the link below). I have the following error message '"SetEnvIf Regex could not be compiled"
– MaryC
Mar 26 at 17:23
Apache seems to refuse the Regex (even if it is correct according to the link below). I have the following error message '"SetEnvIf Regex could not be compiled"
– MaryC
Mar 26 at 17:23
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try changing to
SECOND=$1
– Matt.G
Mar 26 at 16:08
I tried this but it's still not working for me. The SECOND variable is empty.
– MaryC
Mar 26 at 16:39
regex is missing a space after the
:
. try(?:"claim1": ")(.*?)(?:")
.Demo– Matt.G
Mar 26 at 16:43
A better regex would be
(?:"claim1" *: *")([^"]+)
Demo . This should handle spaces.– Matt.G
Mar 26 at 16:48
Apache seems to refuse the Regex (even if it is correct according to the link below). I have the following error message '"SetEnvIf Regex could not be compiled"
– MaryC
Mar 26 at 17:23