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so i have figured out the regex to achieve this i just don't know how to make it work with lighttpd.

regex that works for me in other places

(\/admin.*$)|(\/pihole.*$)

should remove everything after the 3rd / in these 2 URL's

https://pi.hole/admin/index.html

https://pi.hole/pihole/index.html

there are no other sub directories in the root of the web server.

what i'd like to be left with is just a simple https://pi.hole URL in the address bar of the web browser.

mwoolweaver
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  • Please clarify your question with more details and perhaps an example. If you want `https://pi.hole/` to go to the admin page, use mod_rewrite. If you want `https://pi.hole/admin/*` to redirect the browser to `https://pi.hole/`, use mod_redirect. If you want `https://pi.hole/admin/` to display the index.html under that location, use mod_indexfile. – gstrauss Feb 03 '20 at 05:14
  • You might also try what should be obvious: use a search engine for the terms "clean urls lighttpd" and see the examples using lighttpd mod_rewrite. – gstrauss Feb 03 '20 at 05:17

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