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I am trying to use mod_rewrite as well as virtual hosts, but they don't seem to be working together. mod_rewrite works fine if there are no virtual hosts running, but as soon as I setup virtual hosts, the virtual hosts work fine and the mod_rewrite stops working.
Here's the virtual hosts part of my httpd.conf file:
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NameVirtualHost *:80
DocumentRoot S:/htdocs/
ServerName www..ath.cx
DocumentRoot S:/htdocs/xyhelp.com/website/
ServerName www.xyhelp..ath.cx
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And here's my .htaccess file which is placed in: S:/htdocs/xyhelp.com/website/htaccess.htaccess
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Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^index.htm index.php
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I configured Apache to look for files called htaccess.htaccess rather than .htaccess just to make Windows happy. I know the htaccess file is being read, since I can put in some basic authentication stuff and it prompts me for a password.
When I go to http://www.xyhelp..ath.cx:1234/index.htm it gives me a 403 error, yet http://www.xyhelp..ath.cx:1234/index.php works fine.
(Btw, port 1234 is required cos we've got two servers running behind the router and this is a test server so I don't mind the port being non-standard).
Any ideas on how to get it all working?
Here's the virtual hosts part of my httpd.conf file:
--------------------
NameVirtualHost *:80
DocumentRoot S:/htdocs/
ServerName www.
DocumentRoot S:/htdocs/xyhelp.com/website/
ServerName www.xyhelp.
--------------------
And here's my .htaccess file which is placed in: S:/htdocs/xyhelp.com/website/htaccess.htaccess
--------------------
Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^index.htm index.php
--------------------
I configured Apache to look for files called htaccess.htaccess rather than .htaccess just to make Windows happy. I know the htaccess file is being read, since I can put in some basic authentication stuff and it prompts me for a password.
When I go to http://www.xyhelp.
(Btw, port 1234 is required cos we've got two servers running behind the router and this is a test server so I don't mind the port being non-standard).
Any ideas on how to get it all working?
cjh wrote:
> Just out of interet, what type of domain is a .cx
.cx TLD is for Christmas Island...
> Just out of interet, what type of domain is a .cx
.cx TLD is for Christmas Island...
I have no idea - ath.cx just one of the DynDNS domains available.
Does anyone have any ideas about the mod_rewrite and virtual hosts problem?
Does anyone have any ideas about the mod_rewrite and virtual hosts problem?
I like it, simple to browse, and the idea behind the content is good too, nice one.
Just out of interet, what type of domain is a .cx
Just out of interet, what type of domain is a .cx
Ooh, quite nice. The edge of the CD could be a bit better, but it all works well.
I figured I might as well use this thread to seek any opinions on the site. Constructive stuff only please - I get upset easily :( lol
[URL]http://www.xyhelp.ksdev.ath.cx:1234/[/URL]
It's running on my PC, so if it doesn't work, my PC is probably not turned on.
[URL]http://www.xyhelp.ksdev.ath.cx:1234/[/URL]
It's running on my PC, so if it doesn't work, my PC is probably not turned on.
Tried that - still doesn't work.
It could be alot of things and apache isn't exactly friendly when it comes to telling why things aren't working. :)
First thing I'd do is try to eliminate htaccess permissions as the problem. Try putting your mod rewrite stuff directly into the in your httpd.conf instead of a htaccess file and see what you get.
First thing I'd do is try to eliminate htaccess permissions as the problem. Try putting your mod rewrite stuff directly into the
I am trying to use mod_rewrite as well as virtual hosts, but they don't seem to be working together. mod_rewrite works fine if there are no virtual hosts running, but as soon as I setup virtual hosts, the virtual hosts work fine and the mod_rewrite stops working.
Here's the virtual hosts part of my httpd.conf file:
--------------------
NameVirtualHost *:80
DocumentRoot S:/htdocs/
ServerName www..ath.cx
DocumentRoot S:/htdocs/xyhelp.com/website/
ServerName www.xyhelp..ath.cx
--------------------
And here's my .htaccess file which is placed in: S:/htdocs/xyhelp.com/website/htaccess.htaccess
--------------------
Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^index.htm index.php
--------------------
I configured Apache to look for files called htaccess.htaccess rather than .htaccess just to make Windows happy. I know the htaccess file is being read, since I can put in some basic authentication stuff and it prompts me for a password.
When I go to http://www.xyhelp..ath.cx:1234/index.htm it gives me a 403 error, yet http://www.xyhelp..ath.cx:1234/index.php works fine.
(Btw, port 1234 is required cos we've got two servers running behind the router and this is a test server so I don't mind the port being non-standard).
Any ideas on how to get it all working?
Here's the virtual hosts part of my httpd.conf file:
--------------------
NameVirtualHost *:80
DocumentRoot S:/htdocs/
ServerName www.
DocumentRoot S:/htdocs/xyhelp.com/website/
ServerName www.xyhelp.
--------------------
And here's my .htaccess file which is placed in: S:/htdocs/xyhelp.com/website/htaccess.htaccess
--------------------
Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^index.htm index.php
--------------------
I configured Apache to look for files called htaccess.htaccess rather than .htaccess just to make Windows happy. I know the htaccess file is being read, since I can put in some basic authentication stuff and it prompts me for a password.
When I go to http://www.xyhelp.
(Btw, port 1234 is required cos we've got two servers running behind the router and this is a test server so I don't mind the port being non-standard).
Any ideas on how to get it all working?