On 7/16/07, Thierry Kennes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've just tried :
RewriteRule ^Test\.com$ Testcom
and
RewriteRule (.*)\.(.*) $1$2
as you suggested.
Here is the message i get with the browser : The requested URL /Test.com was
not found on this server.
Server error and access logs (and of
I've just tried :
RewriteRule ^Test\.com$ Testcom
and
RewriteRule (.*)\.(.*) $1$2
as you suggested.
Here is the message i get with the browser : The requested URL /Test.com was
not found on this server.
the .htaccess file :
RedirectMatch ^/wiki/([A-Z].*)$ http://wiki.tpkennes.com/$1
RewriteEngi
On 7/16/07, Thierry Kennes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks Joshua for your advice.
Though it didn't worked. It's like if the server is trying to find a file
named "Test.com" like if it was index.php.
So i don't know what should i have to do ... btw, i'm using mediawiki.
Statements like "it d
Thanks Joshua for your advice.
Though it didn't worked. It's like if the server is trying to find a file
named "Test.com" like if it was index.php.
So i don't know what should i have to do ... btw, i'm using mediawiki.
Joshua Slive-2 wrote:
>
> When you say "it doesn't work because of the dot"
On 7/13/07, Thierry Kennes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi there,
I completely new in Apache config and all that stuff.
I've got a wiki (for example : http://wiki.thierrykennes.com)
and when I want to create a page Test.com
so that it looks like this : http://wiki.thierrykennes.com/Test.com, it
do
Hi there,
I completely new in Apache config and all that stuff.
I've got a wiki (for example : http://wiki.thierrykennes.com)
and when I want to create a page Test.com
so that it looks like this : http://wiki.thierrykennes.com/Test.com, it
doesn't work because of the dot.
I was told to look
