On Wed, 2018-03-28 at 13:17 +0200, Francesco Piraneo G. wrote:
> After a lot of googling and asking to other colleagues I finally
> arrived at mod_allowmethods so I changed my configuration in the
> following way:
Looks like a red herring to me. What you need is your handler
to *support* the met
Hello,
You need to check two things.
* Are you really landing in that virtualhost? Check "apachectl -S"
output for the virtualhosts you have. Make sure there are no duplicate
servernames used in different virtualhosts and that prior virtualhost
witout servername or a greedy serveralias is not cat
Sorry... I forgot a relevant part of my question: What's happens! (hard
day today)
When I try to access to the api with the PUT or DELETE method, Apache2
answer with:
192.168.1.22 - - [28/Mar/2018:11:09:06 +0200] "PUT /group/users/
HTTP/1.1" *405* 489 "-" "PostmanRuntime/7.1.1"
(Basically
Hi all,
I'm developing a REST api based on PHP 7.1 and Apache 2.4 (under ubuntu
17.10). The api requires the following methods working:
GET POST OPTIONS PUT DELETE
After a lot of googling and asking to other colleagues I finally arrived
at mod_allowmethods so I changed my configuration in th
