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Sumeet Shroff

2006-01-23, 7:54 am

dear fellow programmers,

how r u? i hope u can help with this small but important problem...

i was trying to config mod_rewrite on my localhost Windows 2000 machine
but was not correctly working. i ran a phpinfo() on the local machine
and was getting no Loaded Modules.

i ran the same files on the Linux server machine (professionally setup)
it was working correctly. in the server machine, the phpinfo shows

Loaded Modules mod_security, mod_gzip, mod_auth_passthrough,
mod_log_bytes, mod_bwlimited, mod_php4, mod_frontpage, mod_ssl,
mod_setenvif, mod_so,

etc.....

How do i setup all the Modules in Apache on the local machine. i have
download a Windows 2000 binary files from apache.org. I have made
modification in the httpd.conf file and uncomments the following files.

LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so

AddModule mod_rewrite.c

Is something else missing? can anyone guide me to the same?

sumeet shroff
prateeksha web services
code : 23162EF

Robert Ionescu

2006-01-23, 7:54 am

Sumeet Shroff wrote:
[..]
> i was trying to config mod_rewrite on my localhost Windows 2000 machine
> but was not correctly working. i ran a phpinfo() on the local machine
> and was getting no Loaded Modules.


Are you running php as module or as CGI?

> I have made
> modification in the httpd.conf file and uncomments the following files.
>
> LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so
>
> AddModule mod_rewrite.c
>
> Is something else missing?


Did you restart apache?
To use mod_rewrite in .htaccess files, search for your <Directory
"c:/path/to/your/htdocs"> container and find AllowOverride there. Make
sure it is set to at least FileInfo

AllowOverride FileInfo

Look for "Options" in your <Directoty...> container. Make sure, you've
Symlinks enabled, i.e.
Options +FollowSymLinks

--
Robert
Sumeet Shroff

2006-02-01, 6:08 pm

thanks robert...

it works correctly now...

sumeet shroff

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