Re: [users@httpd] Is there an order to the .htaccess file

2021-05-04 Thread Eric Covener
> > Is there an order to the .htaccess file? Does it matter which directive > comes before the other? > > > Order matters for mod_rewrite directives like RewriteRule no matter what context they appear in.

RE: [users@httpd] Is there an order to the .htaccess file

2021-05-04 Thread Di Gregorio, Lisa
Eric, I very much appreciate your answer! It appears setup is as needed/described. This is why it’s puzzling that this one standard code block prevents the hide debug code from working. Our system admin tells me that rewrite in Apache is enabled. Our system admin also tells me that

Re: [users@httpd] Is there an order to the .htaccess file

2021-05-03 Thread Eric Shields | #MassTransitHonchkrow
You'll need to enable rewrite in Apache in order for rewrite rules to work. Also, make sure that "AllowOverride All" is enabled in the subdirective under for the domain you wish to enable this on. Otherwise, the .htaccess file will be ignored by the virtual host. Type the command "sudo

[users@httpd] Is there an order to the .htaccess file

2021-05-03 Thread Di Gregorio, Lisa
Hello, I have to keep the below block at the bottom of my .htaccess file or the directive I have to hide the debug file won't work. So far, I have tried moving this block to the top of the file and allowing for one and only one of RewriteEngine On in the file and one and only one of