ReWrite help

[Nano]

Hi guys, this might not be the best place to post this question but during all these years the Ubuntu Community has always helped me, so here it goes.

I need a rewrite rule that does the following (in pseudo-code).
Can someone help me?



If request contains ( ("jpg" or "gif" or "png") and "/static/images/products" )
when I say /static/images/products/large/some-text-written-here_ID2304.jpg
I mean /static/images/products/large/ID2304.jpg


In other words, everything between the last slash (/) and the underscore (_) has to be removed.

Thanks in advance, guys.

[sandyd]

try using awk

[sisco311]

You can use one of the GUI tools to rename the files:

thunar (file manager)
gprename (gtk)
purrr (gtk)
pyrenamer (gtk)
gwenrename (qt)
krename (qt)


or the perl based rename command:

cd /path/to/dir
rename --no-act 's/.*_//' *.jpg *.png *.gif

remove the --no-act option to actually rename the files.

or:


cd /path/to/dir
for file in *.jpg *.png *.gif; do echo mv -b "${file}" ${file/*_/}; done


remove the echo command to actually rename the files.

[Nano]

I'm afraid I didn't explain myself.
I mean Apache Mod ReWrite :)

[sisco311]

I'm afraid I didn't explain myself.
I mean Apache Mod ReWrite :)

OOPS!

Try something like:

RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule static/images/products/(.*/).*_(.*\.jpg) static/images/products/$1/$2

[utnubuuser]

Are you trying to prevent hot-linking to images? Why not say what the purpose of the rewrite rule is.