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26 December 2007
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--- Log opened Wed Dec 26 00:00:48 2007
00:06 <****> Does anybody see any reason why http://www.pastebin.ca/832222 does not work? If I do not type index.php after my URL, it says that it can't find index.php. Also, if I try to do myurl.com/idx, it says index.php can not be found.
00:06 <****> that is my .htaccess file, obviously.
00:07 <****> looping
00:07 <****> looping is http://rewrite.drbacchus.com/rewritewiki/Looping
00:07 <****> is that towards me?
00:07 <****> probably
00:07 <****> probably is the same as 'definitely not' when dealing with important or critical applications - if you're not sure, don't let 'probably' suffice
00:07 * yango pushes fajita towards blah569
00:08 <****> Does anybody have a solution to my issue?
00:08 <****> read the link
00:09 <****> ok
00:10 <****> I do not quiet understand what that link is trying to emply.
00:10 <****> your rule loops
00:13 <****> I copied one of my working .htaccess files directly into another one.
00:13 <****> It partially works.
00:13 <****> http://www.pastebin.ca/832230
00:13 <****> Except, if I type /idx, it isn't directing to index.php
00:13 <****> it says
00:14 <****> It just says /idx
00:14 <****> It can not find "/idx" *
00:24 <****> bah
00:24 <****> humbug
00:24 <****> I have tried everything.
00:24 <****> lol
00:26 <****> Does anybody have any suggestions?
00:27 <****> is there a way to turn off authentication for a subdirectory of a path that has auth set up?
00:28 <****> satisfy any
00:28 <****> satisfy any is the way to allow either password or ip address authorisation. or ask me about satisfy or http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/BypassAuthenticationOrAuthorizationRequirements
00:28 <****> LoRez: ^
00:29 <****> ricky: awesome. simple fix
00:30 <****> blah569: did you read the link fajita pasted?
00:39 <****> Does anybody have any other ideas?
00:39 <****> holy moly, just freaking add a RewriteCond !index.php before the rule!
00:39 <****> these unhelpable to help themselves people
00:39 <****> Sorry.
00:39 <****> ...
00:40 <****> I can't stand this IRC client.
00:40 <****> it's ok, it seems to be unable to stand you too
00:41 <****> hehe
00:43 <****> blah569: just freaking add a RewriteCond !index.php before the rule!
00:45 <****> That did not work.
00:47 <****> Does anyone have a sugestion?
00:48 <****> yes, read the looping link and understand it... you could also describe what "did not work means" what is happening instead?. Also you could enable the rewrite log and tell us what it says
00:48 <****> I got a 500 Internal Server Error with RewriteCond !index.php
00:48 <****> Without that line, there is no error.
00:49 <****> sorry, gave you a bad line
00:49 <****> but the idea is the same
00:50 <****> RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !$2\.html
00:50 <****> Where would I place that?
00:50 <****> the reading and understanding of fajitas link is still an excellent idea
00:50 <****> looping
00:50 <****> looping is http://rewrite.drbacchus.com/rewritewiki/Looping
00:51 <****> before the rewriterule
00:51 <****> ok
00:51 <****> it did not do anything
00:52 <****> ok
00:58 <****> Hi here
00:59 <****> Is there any obvious reason why I would get a 403 Forbidden when accessing the server through Firefox (like it should work) even though in the default file, order is allow,deny and it set to allow from all
01:00 <****> step one
01:00 <****> whatever the problem, step one is to look in the error log (and any other logs that may apply, such as suexec, mod_rewrite, or mod_security).
01:00 <****> all right
01:00 <****> checking
01:01 <****> error.log says
01:01 <****> [Tue Dec 25 18:57:25 2007] [error] [client 127.0.1.1] Directory index forbidden by Options directive: /media/
01:02 <****> there you go... you have Options -Indexes and you have no file like the ones in the DirectoryIndex directive for that dir (usually index.html)
01:04 <****> well I thought Options Indexes tells apache to create a basic html structure in case you don't have a index.html file in the root directory
01:05 <****> Well, yeah, it should (not exactly like that, but it should work out like that)
01:05 <****> so, where are you putting what?
01:06 <****> the files I wanna access are at /media/WD
01:06 <****> so
01:06 <****> DocumentRoot "/media/"
01:06 <****>
01:06 <****> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews
01:06 <****> AllowOverride None
01:06 <****> AllowOverride None means "Please ignore my htaccess files." and is the default setting. or See http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/apache/2003/12/04/apacheckbk.html
01:06 <****> Order allow,deny
01:06 <****> Order allow,deny is The Allow directives are evaluated before the Deny directives. Access is denied by default. Any client which does not match an Allow directive or does match a Deny directive will be denied access to the server
01:06 <****> allow from all
01:06 <****>
01:07 <****> then access media/WD
01:08 <****> you mean, through a browser? If so, that's what I tried and I got 403 Forbidden
01:09 <****> look. I'm sorry, I'll be right back, hope I still find willingness when I come back :P
01:09 * yango has been abducted
01:11 <****> Does anyone have a solution to my issue?
01:25 <****> lamp: is that the small mug in your fb pic? :P
01:26 <****> ?
01:28 <****> Does anybody have a solution to my issue/
01:28 <****> stop being a nag
01:28 <****> Sorry.
01:28 <****> I just really want my issue fixed.
01:28 <****> have you done what yango and growltiger suggested?
01:28 <****> Yes.
01:28 <****> then wait
01:29 <****> don't go on asking your question every 10 minutes
01:29 <****> Bah, I wish this ModRewrite stuff was as easy as PHP.
01:30 <****> It does not make any sense.
01:30 <****> Nevermind.
01:32 <****> All right :) :)
01:32 <****> I solved my problem
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