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    Default Using .htaccess for mod_rewrite commands

    Are there any modules that will disable mod_rewrite using .htaccess? PHP suEXEC, maybe?

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    phpsuexec does disable mod_rewrite

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    You could look into the AllowOverride directive.

    I have not set this value personally, but that is where I would look first if I wanted to do it.

    That is if you haven't figured it out already in 3 months

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    phpsuexec does disable mod_rewrite
    I've not come across that at all. I have phpsuexec on all of our servers and use mod_rewrite frequently within .htaccess files on sites on them.

    [edit]Just noticed SarcNBit's comment - I hate it when old threads get dug up like that[/edit]
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    Default Regarding AllowOverRide

    Can you tell me chirpy what option of AllowOverRide you have set on your servers. I mean ALL. or something else. Orwhatyou have allowed in it to use mod_rewrite in .htaccess.


    Quote Originally Posted by chirpy
    I've not come across that at all. I have phpsuexec on all of our servers and use mod_rewrite frequently within .htaccess files on sites on them.

    [edit]Just noticed SarcNBit's comment - I hate it when old threads get dug up like that[/edit]

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