Reynier Perez Mira wrote:
Try increasing your RewriteLogLevel (something like RewriteLogLevel 3) in your apache config (you may have to set RewriteLog also). Then look through the log to see exactly how it is rewriting the request.Where I change these values? I look in apache2.conf file and nothing like "RewriteLogLevel" and "RewriteLog" appear. I try writing this inside the Virtual Host definition, then restart Apache but nothing happens when I access the page the error still appearing. I found a site called www.askapache.com and check this page [1] in which I see information about the directives allowed in .htaccess and none of them is presented. [1] http://www.askapache.com/htaccess/apache-htaccess.html Regards,Ing. Reynier Pérez MiraDirección Técnica IP
You will have to add the RewriteLogLevel and RewriteLog directives (they do not appear in a default apache config). They can be set within the global apache config or the VirtualHost directive. The purpose of the logs is not to eliminate the error, but to try to see how the URLs are being rewritten. Add the directives, try to access the page, then look at the log file (specified by RewriteLog) to see exactly how apache is trying to rewrite it.
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