I'm sorrry I don't use URL aliases. Therefore, yours is the first to me.
Then I tried to test to create a Drupal alias: /test/3 (virtual path) -> / (real path). And I ran 2 cases:
So, how about using ?q=... query params?
Alternatively, If you want to configure it via httpd.conf, "request rewrite" might be available. I have met a similar issue in configuring Directus.
Besides, I'm happy to get such a chance to know better about Drupal, because I haven't used it well enough 😊
Well, I'm also pleased to get a message from OBSD earlier-users like you. Thank you, again.
I saw the birth of PF
That's great !
I'm making efforts to get familiar with PF and relayd... 😅
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Hello, Roberto.
Thank you for your comments.
I'm sorrry I don't use URL aliases. Therefore, yours is the first to me.
Then I tried to test to create a Drupal alias:
/test/3(virtual path) ->/(real path). And I ran 2 cases:So, how about using
?q=...query params?Alternatively, If you want to configure it via
httpd.conf, "request rewrite" might be available. I have met a similar issue in configuring Directus.Besides, I'm happy to get such a chance to know better about Drupal, because I haven't used it well enough 😊
Well, I'm also pleased to get a message from OBSD earlier-users like you. Thank you, again.
That's great !
I'm making efforts to get familiar with PF and relayd... 😅