Hello, Thank you for your answer... Vincent Bray escribió:
I would prefer the client being unaware of the change. I'm only trying the "Redirect" directive to check wether our hosting provider has, at least, the mod_alias enabled...On 02/07/07, Senén de Diego <senen@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:I'm trying to redirect requests from "/foo/bar.jnlp" to "/foo/bar.php".Be careful using the word redirect as it has a very specific meaning.I've tried this .htaccess file: [ Redirect permanent /foo/bar.jnlp http://www.domain.com/foo/bar.php ]This is a redirect :-)I've also tried this one: [ RewriteEngine On RewriteBase /foo RewriteRule ^bar\.jnlp$ bar.php ]This isn't. It's an internal rewrite which, if it works, the client will be unaware of.
That's right, /foo would be the directory (obviously, it is only an example...)Your use of RewriteBase indicates that the htaccess file is in the /foo directory, is that right? In order to better test whether you are able to use mod_rewrite, please read (it's a draft so your comments would be helpful):
The Wooga thing produces an "Internal Server Error", if I request an existing resource. If I request a non existing resource (such as the /foo/bar.jnlp I'm trying to redirect) I get the "Page not found" error I also get without the Wooga.http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/Rewrite/Troubleshooting/HtaccessIgnored
So, it seems that the .httaccess file is being read.
That's what I thought. I think this people does have neither mod_alias nor mod_rewrite enabled, and I don't know why, they are telling me just the contrary...Both files work in our local server, but not in our hosting provider's one. I've asked them if they have mod_alias and rewrite enabled, and their last answer has been:"As previously stated, the module AllowOverride is enabled at this time on our shared hosting plans and is accessible through php.ini. Mod_rewrite is also functioning correctly on your hosting plan. Our Advanced Hosting Support team has reviewed your issue and found no errors with the configuration of our hosting servers. We are unable to assist you with your custom scripting issues at this time..." As I don't know what has php.ini to do with this issue, I would like to know, from someone with more knowledge than I have, if this answer makessense and if there is anything I could enable through php.ini to make this work.No, it doesn't make much sense. AllowOverride is a directive, not a module, and has absolutely nothing to do with php.ini.
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