Mod_rewrite access???

[SaBteCh]

So here is a quote of a tutorial which requires me to access mod_rewrite which i dunno how...PLease help


For this method, you need to be running the Apache web server and have the ability to define mod_rewrite rules for it.


Configure Apache
These are the rewrite rules I use for this site (keep in mind that the ServerAlias directive will only work in the Apache config file for your site, and will not work in an .htaccess file; also make sure your DNS is resolving the new sub-domain properly):

SaBteCh Reviewed by SaBteCh on 10th Dec 2010. Mod_rewrite access??? So here is a quote of a tutorial which requires me to access mod_rewrite which i dunno how...PLease help For this method, you need to be running the Apache web server and have the ability to define mod_rewrite rules for it. Configure Apache These are the rewrite rules I use for this site (keep in mind that the ServerAlias directive will only work in the Apache config file for your site, and will not work in an .htaccess file; also make sure your DNS is resolving the new sub-domain Rating: 5

[AndroidApps]

Check if mod_rewrite is installed using a phpinfo.php file

<?php
phpinfo();
?>

[XSLTel]

do you run server with panel or its SSH Based server

[SaBteCh]

Yes..........

[SuicidalMedia]

You need to enable mod_rewrite via editing httpd.conf and uncommenting the "mod_rewrite" line ...

While you make your site mod_rewrite links via .htaccess

[jay]

check phpinfo() to see if allowoverride is enabled and mod_rewrite.c is loaded as part of the configuration...

after that, you should be able to do everything from a .htaccess - remember to include:

Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine On

[sloddl]

Jason has it.