Eric Covener wrote:
Within an Alias "http://127.0.0.1:200/foo"; that shall use "G:/Documents/web/foo".If you stop here, does the Alias work?
Yes. If I turn the "Option Indexes" it shows all sub-directories. Even the mentioned .htacces is found in "/foo/trunk".
And in "/foo" there exists "/trunk" wich shall fetch all other subdirs that are not existent (e.g. http://127.0.0.1:200/foo/trunk/Here/I/Am) and give 'em to a special PHP (_index.php).Is this extra complication of mod_rewrite required to show some misbehavior?
I hope to write a appropriate answer: Until the RewriteRule comes in everythin works fine. But unfortunately this "forwarding" is important for the whole app.
Eric Covener wrote: > RewriteEngine on? > RewriteBase? All well set (in .htaccess): RewriteEngine on RewriteBase /foo/trunk > Later in this thread you talk about testing for non-existent > subdirectories, are these other rules in the same context? (Which others?)anyhow: all of them shall be fulfilled. The VirtualHost on Port 200, the "virtual" directory "/foo" and the forwards for non-existent subdirs of "/foo/trunk" to "/foo/trunk/_index.php?u={What-Ever-It-Was}". But in the last step the error occurs.
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