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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Need help on regular expression Post 302860251 by CarloM on Saturday 5th of October 2013 08:48:13 AM
Old 10-05-2013
The regular expression for an exact match is just the string itself.

edit will only change the first occurance, but there's nothing stopping you from having more than one Header directive. You could have the same one 3 times (without the caret), or be more specific by using the caret & Url fields, as you prefer.
Code:
Header edit Location ^https://partners.testing.com:443 http://externalstage.testing.com:81
Header edit Location requestUrl=https://partners.testing.com:443 requestUrl=http://externalstage.testing.com:81
Header edit Location cancelUrl=https://partners.testing.com:443 cancelUrl=requestUrl=http://externalstage.testing.com:81


Also, use [code] tags...
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