Lighttpd rewrite messes up template

[natli]

Urls to my website were kind of odd/ugly so I added a rewriting url to make it go from
wxw.website.x/index.php?fo=43534tgreger43&f=lalalalala.ext
to
wxw.website.x/dl/43534tgreger43/lalalalala.ext

url.rewrite-once = (
"^" + wpdir + "dl/(.+)/(.+)$" => wpdir + "/index.php?fo=$1&f=$2"
)

It works just fine, but it messes up the template because img links etc. are relative.
So what used to be:
wxw.website.x/images/logo.gif
in the old url, is now:
wxw.website.x/dl/43534tgreger43/images/logo.gif

Can anyone help me fix this?

 

[Magentix]

Exclude with the -f and -d flag so it won't rewrite URLs that actually lead to a file or directory

 

[natli]

Could you give an example? Can't find anything on google.

By the way,
wxw.website.x/index.php?fo=43534tgreger43&f=lalalalala.png
may very well be rewritten to
wxw.website.x/dl/43534tgreger43/lalalalala.png

What I mean by that is, the rewriting is *supposed* to work for image files, archive files (rar/zip etc.). Basically any filetype at all. So would those flags even work to begin with?

 

[Samuraid]

Exclude with the -f and -d flag so it won't rewrite URLs that actually lead to a file or directory

Unfortunately, that's Apache's syntax and won't work for lighttpd.

In lighttpd, If you want to skip rewriting if the URL actually points to a real file, make sure to use: url.rewrite-if-not-file = "<pattern>"