@slevithan Do you know which regex flavor Apache’s mod_rewrite uses? In particular I’m looking for its Unicode escape syntax (if any).
@slevithan That doesn’t seem to work. Neither does `\xFFFF`. And those are the only two types of Unicode escape sequences I know :(
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@mathias Apache 2.2 has --with-pcre flag to use a sys install of PCRE: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/new_features_2_2.html … Can that be used to switch to PCRE in UTF8 mode? -
@slevithan Thanks! I’ll try that out asap and let you know.
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@mathias PCRE needs to be in UTF-8 mode for values > \x{FF}. PCRE < 6.5 doesn't support \x{..} syntax even for <= FF if not in UTF-8 mode.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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