That was it, thanks!
Now, in my /etc/httpd/conf.d/site.conf I have:
SetHandler None
SetHandler application/x-httpd-php
# blah blah other stuff
wrote:
> Do you have
Do you have a handler configured for .php that might interfere here? If
you have something like mod_php or fpm handling .php extensions, that
may take over from the generic file handler (which is what
FallbackResource works for) and try to serve it instead.
A solution, if this is the case, wou
Apache is returning 404 when an invalid PHP script is called, even though
FallbackResource is configured and working fine for invalid scripts without
the .php extension.
Said another way, when I use FallbackResource, with a PHP file as the
target, it works fine only when I don't reference an inval
