Create simple Apache mod_rewrite for rewriting URLs to a new structure

I need a custom rewrite rule for Apache (on LInux) that will run in httpd.conf. It will use RewriteMap with MapType of dbm (/etc/[login to view URL]). I also use Wordpress which has its own Directory Based rewrite in .htaccess (default) which shouldn't be in collision with the newly created rewrite rule. 301 permanent redirect should be used. Map structure ----------------- Note: it uses a fixed set of lines, so there is no matching needed, nothing is dynamic, the database will index a long list of old and new URIs: [login to view URL] sample: [login to view URL] /2005/12/12/some-name [login to view URL] /2003/12/12/some-name2 [login to view URL] /2005/03/03/some-name3 ... [login to view URL] /2006/03/03/some-name-extra [login to view URL] /2008/03/03/some-name-blah [login to view URL] /2000/03/03/some-name-nlah ... etc Rewrite ----------------- IF [login to view URL] REDIRECT 301 TO [login to view URL] etc. BTW, as the site uses Wordpress, this is the typical .htaccess in the web root: # BEGIN WordPress <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule . /[login to view URL] [L] </IfModule> The new rewrite shouldn't be in collision with the actual Wordpress rewrite rule.