Within a multi-server shared hosting I am using this
RedirectMatch temp "/.well-known/acme-challenge/(.*)" "https://FOO.BAR.TLD/$1"
to redirect all Let's Encrypt requests to one server.
The problem: If someone (customer ;-) ) is using e.g.
RedirectPermanent / http://somewhereelse
the RedirectPermanent takes precedence over RedirectMatch (which is logical).
So I replaced my central rule with
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule "^/.well-known/acme-challenge/(.*)" "https://FOO.BAR.TLD/$1" [L,R=302]
but even with the "L"-Flag, mod_alias (RedirectPermanent) is getting executed.
Does anyone see any chance to "fix" this so that my central rule is getting executed at any time?
BTW: I also tried to ensure that "my" rule is the last one (and the first one) in apache config by ordering file names, but the RedirectPermanent of the customer alwa
