So I would like a regex which works like this:
Get [a-z0-9.-] but NOT 'example', 'example1', 'example3','user','home','h3llo'
EDIT
I need this regex in .htaccess
Examples can be anything like those what I wan to get.
You probably need to give more examples of what you want matched, but this is a start: ^(?!example[13]?)[a-z0-9.-]+$
>>> 'Match' if re.match('(?!example[13]?)[a-z0-9.-]', 'example') else 'No match'
'No match'
>>> 'Match' if re.match('(?!example[13]?)[a-z0-9.-]', 'example1') else 'No match'
'No match'
>>> 'Match' if re.match('(?!example[13]?)[a-z0-9.-]', 'example3') else 'No match'
'No match'
>>> 'Match' if re.match('(?!example[13]?)[a-z0-9.-]', 'dsfhdsagfir') else 'No match'
'Match'
It uses negative lookahead to fail on the strings you don't want to match.
How about a RewriteCond? I assume this is for mod_rewrite since you're using an .htaccess file.
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^(example[13]?|user|home|h3llo)$
RewriteRule ^([a-z0-9.-]+)$ <make-your-rewrite-using-$1-here>
</IfModule>
[untested]
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