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Is this your box or someone else hosting it for you? Go to your admin panel - Maintenance - View PHP Info Under the section apache2handler there is a Loaded Modules Block. In there you should see mod_rewrite - without that! It's a no go! If you have access to the box you can check the conf file and try adding LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so Just add it underneith the loadmodule line for php. Restart apache and check your php info again - still no go the original compile did not specify modules and you'll need to recompile. |
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I'd talk to the person who is hosting the site for you and ask them if they can add the apache mod_rewrite module for a project you're working on. It's becoming more and more used today and I don't believe there is a security issue with it - so there is no reason they shouldn't add it :)
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Not true. You can install it without modules by not telling it when you configure it - unless it's something with RPM packages (fedora/redhat) then they may have to check their conf file
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So should I ask them if it's installed with modules?
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Can someone please tell me how to do this with drupal instead of vbJournal since I'm on php5? THANKS!
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Do a simple test first to verify it definately is not installed.
Make a sub folder on your domain called test Create an .htaccess (verify it is chmod 755) Inside the .htaccess put Code:
RewriteEngine on Now go to http://www.mydomain.com/test/new.html If the contents of old.html are displayed then it is working and you have placed/setup your htaccess wrong in your forums. If it does not work - mod_rewrite is not installed. |
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