AliasMatch ^/(.*) /$1 -- WEB400

Subject: AliasMatch ^/(.*) /$1
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Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2013 14:19:45 -0500 (EST)
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Hi Folks, I'm working with biz partners who are asking me how AliasMatch ^/(.*) /$1
got in /www/apache/conf/httpd.conf. I'm assuming that AliasMatch ^/(.*) /$1 was added by the OS (licpgm's?)...is that true? If anyone want to explain what the AliasMatch ^/(.*) /$1 statement is plz do but not necessary. We don't use alias names as far as I know since the server properties don't show AliasMatch ^/(.*) /$1 on any of the screens except as an example, when I view my servers via http://172.1.1.111:2001/HTTPAdmin
Is it typical to have /www/apache/conf/httpd.conf contain AliasMatch ^/(.*) /$1?

Thanks, Frank

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