Use (?s) option in RewriteRules #6
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The reason for doing this is that apparently some Apache binaries are distributed linked to a PCRE library that considers character 0x85 a new line like character. On such Apache instances, the redirect rules without (?s) will not work for URLs containing characters that have a 0x85 byte in their UTF-8 expansion.
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For an example of someone struggling with this, and initially assuming it to be a bug in Phalcon, see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31207949/ This change should also be then worked into the text of the explanation article. |
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The reason for doing this is that apparently some Apache binaries
are distributed linked to a PCRE library that considers character
0x85 a new line like character. On such Apache instances, the
redirect rules without (?s) will not work for URLs containing
characters that have a 0x85 byte in their UTF-8 expansion.