Apache2 how install mod_rewrite ?
My Apache2 is on a Fedora
It is installed here: /etc/httpd Modules are in: /etc/httpd/modules I searched a lot but I did not found how to install mod_rewrite. I want to do url rewriting. Can you help me please? |
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yeah ! the specification you have provided here tells you have installed apache with rpm, right ? i guess you really don't have to install anything else.. try to check what modules are there with ur apache, mod_rewrite must be there. If you've compile apache, the same can achieve by providing option –-enable-rewrite. http://linuxadministration.wordpress...figure-apache/ |
Yes I installed Apache with rpm file
In /etc/httpd/modules I found the file mod_rewrite.so Now how do I activate it? Thanks! |
yast under 9.3 vs 10.1
Stefani,
I am running my host under ubuntu ... but I have another box running Suse 10.1 and I remember that a lot of the functions for apache were accessible with gui tools under 10.1. It might be easier to fix under Suse 10.1 than under 9.3. Michael |
My server is on a Fedora Core.
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Oops. Sorry ..
Good luck. I last played with RedHat 9.0 .. before migrating. When they decided not to support the individual user, I decided to migrate. I will follow this with interest, however. Michael |
I fixed the problem like this.
I added this line to etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf : Code:
RewriteEngine on Code:
# This should be changed to whatever you set DocumentRoot to. Code:
AllowOverride none Code:
AllowOverride all |
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