Dear List, I am trying to add an AccessRule to a folder so our friendly Monster redirects people to the same object in another folder in the Zope root, i.e. if people visit https://myurl.invalid/foo/bar/baz I would like them redirected to https://myurl.invalid/quux/bar/baz I have a added a "Script (Python)" object to my foo folder that looks like this: from zExceptions import Redirect moved = '%s?%s' % (context.REQUEST['URL'].replace('foo', 'quux'), context.REQUEST['QUERY_STRING']) raise Redirect, moved Then I have set an access rule on the folder by adding a "Set Access Rule" object through the ZMI which points to the script object. My access rule fires as expected, but anything after the foo is dropped. That is, https://myurl.invalid/foo/bar/baz redirects to https://myurl.invalid/quux? while https://myurl.invalid/foo/bar/baz?parm=val redirects to https://myurl.invalid/quux?parm=val How can I make it pick up the right object? Testing context.REQUEST['URL'] outside of an access rule looks like it should work, but apparently the access rule eats part of the URL. The only documentation I have been able to conjure up is http://wiki.zope.org/zope2/SiteAccess which doesn't help much. I have also tried to make sense of the code in VirtualHostMonster.py but I'm afraid the whole map-and-stack thing is a bit beyond me. Environment: SiteAccess-2.0.0, Zope-2.9.8 with python 2.4.2 on SUSE. \\kristian -- ... et nemo ex vobis interrogat me: »Quo vadis?«