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Erik Anderson wrote: |
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> On 10/31/05, Jesse, Rich <Rich.Jesse@×××××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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>>Hmmm...this is how I've had to do mine from the start (the vhosts, that |
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>>is). What version were you upgrading from? |
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> I can't remember the exact version, but the old version was from |
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> before the apache herd switched over from the old config style |
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> (commonapache.conf & apache2.conf) to the new (httpd.conf) style. |
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> Everything is working now - I pretty much ended up deleting all of the |
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> old config files, re-emerging to get the clean configs and then |
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> re-building the vhost config. So all in all, I'm not sure what was |
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> keeping mod_rewrite from working, but I'm happy now, with the rules in |
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> my .htaccess working fine. |
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> Thanks all for your help. |
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> -Erik |
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You were on the right track with AllowOverride. I suspect you had it |
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defined in multiple conflicting places. The new apache configuration has |
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AllowOverride None by default. This means that it needs to be changed |
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(preferable on a per directory basis) to allow certain directives in |
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.htaccess. |
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