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On 06/29/2015 02:08 AM, Zimmi wrote:
> I would say the problem now is that your rewrite in .htaccess
> *overrides *the rewrite in the Directory section of the VHost.
>
Yes, that was it. You are very sharp. Thank you!
I moved the rewrite from vhost
Le 29.06.2015 03:18, James Moe a écrit :
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On 06/28/2015 03:02 PM, Zimmi wrote:
There are in your .htaccess file 2 instructions "RewriteEngine":
the first states "on", the second states "off". They are around
your rewrite rules, so I try to guess that
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On 06/28/2015 03:02 PM, Zimmi wrote:
> There are in your .htaccess file 2 instructions "RewriteEngine":
> the first states "on", the second states "off". They are around
> your rewrite rules, so I try to guess that you meant to switch the
> rewrite en
On Sun, Jun 28, 2015 at 3:02 PM, Zimmi wrote:
> There are in your .htaccess file 2 instructions "RewriteEngine": the first
> states "on", the second states "off". They are around your rewrite rules,
> so I try to guess that you meant to switch the rewrite engine on, do the
> rewrite, and then sw
Hi,
There are in your .htaccess file 2 instructions "RewriteEngine": the
first states "on", the second states "off". They are around your rewrite
rules, so I try to guess that you meant to switch the rewrite engine
on, do the rewrite, and then switch it off. But, afaik the last
instruction wi
Hello,
httpd v2.4.10
linux v3.16.7-21-desktop x86_64
I am consolidating a discussion started in message "ReDirect
question". The issue there is that mod_rewrite is simply ignored.
Below are the contents of .htaccess and vhost.
In both .htaccess and vhost the Rewrite* directive are simply
i
