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Getting htaccess to work on localhost
I cant seem to get it working.
I am using wamp ( wampserver.com ). I placed a .htaccess file in my www directory with certain mod_rewrite rules, but it never seems to work. Quote:
Is there some config I have to do first, and if so, what ? |
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What's in error_log?
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What ( or where ) is the error log ?
Sorry new to this However I got it to work by editting the httpd.conf file Uncommented the following lines : LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so AddModule mod_rewrite.c I am trying to code my hack with mod_rewrite implemented. As such, is there a way to 'tell' if your server ( say a person who wants to install my hack ) has this capability ( mod_rewrite ) ? |
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error_log (at least this is the default filename) is apaches error logfile.
It's in the logs directory for apache. But where this is on your system? That's one thing you must know as it is your system To check for mod_rewrite: PHP Code:
But this does not necessarily mean that it is being used. |
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Ah i found it ( apache folder/logs )
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Thanks for the check Kirby, would be useful for those installing the hack to check if mod_rewrite is allowed before installing. |
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