Lauren McNees wrote: > Will there be sufficient notice before its disabled? I'm currently using > .htaccess for URL rewrites, so when it becomes disabled, links to my site > will be broken. >
Yes, there will be sufficient notice. > Domtool can do rewrites, right? Is there a place on the wiki that > documents how to get domtool to do rewrites? I couldn't find one. > This section of the examples page has been around for a while: http://wiki.hcoop.net/DomTool/Examples#head-21e9aa6479373aaeb4ab720f956358b7cdece69f The whole point of forcing people to go through Domtool is to allow us to impose additional requirements that Apache won't impose. We are purposely disallowing mod_rewrite features that can send Apache into an infinite loop. If you don't use the rewrite flag that causes backtracking through your list of rules, then you will be able to translate everything. Otherwise, you're out of luck, and that's a good thing, because otherwise you could take down Apache for everyone with a mistake in your configuration. _______________________________________________ HCoop-Help mailing list [email protected] https://lists.hcoop.net/listinfo/hcoop-help
