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Hello there. . .
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/attachmen...1&d=1437035717 Thanks again. PS: I notice in the config.php the port number is different 3600 I think. |
You probably have one of two things:
1. apache doesn't have .htaccess files allowed, or its rules. 2. mod_rewrite isn't turned on. AllowOverride All can be added for your localhost, but this is a configuration issue. Not a vBulletin one. |
Okay, so this is what my .htaccess looks like. It is default apart from the red highlight that was suggested.
Code:
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c> Maybe I have added it in the wrong place? Apache module is set to rewrite_module. |
Sorry, the AllowOverride needs to be set in the apache config or the vhost, and then apache needs to be restarted.
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I don't know where this is going or how to get there. :D Giving up. :confused: Thanks anyway......... Tired of it now. . . . |
That would be in the actual apache httpd.conf or your vhost conf file.
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Thanks, I found that whilst I was looking around.
I will try it now. |
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I found it but have no idea. I see Allowoveride occurs twice in the attached file.
Could you spend a minute please. Thanks. |
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Give this a try.
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Nope. Nothing going with that one either.
Tell you what. If I give you the creds for my host, would you be willing to take down my old site and replace it with the new vb 5? I have made a copy of all the files on the site and db and uploaded the necessary files so no worries, the whole lot can come down, I don't care that much, I just want to test it out. |
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