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Re: Pretty URLs and Paths
« Reply #15, on January 31st, 2014, 05:30 PM »
@Aaron Smith, I'm not 100% sure it's documented. However, it was (is?) my intention to automate this as well, so... I don't now. The problem is that this htaccess file doesn't only contain references to pretty URLs (it's only at the end.) It also contains a lot of helpers that force some Apache or PHP settings if the script can't force them by itself.
What I COULD do, though, is, in the Pretty URLs admin page, have some explanation on why you need the htaccess there (if not found), and perhaps also use the opportunity to give more pointers for ngnix and lighttpd compatibility, for instance.
So, please confirm that the new installer fixes stuff.
If your site is still down, and it's a 'public' site, drop me a word here if you need someone to fix things for you.
I think it may be my host. I tried allot of stuff and nothing.. the thing is they have anew way of installing sub-domains:Quote from Nao on January 31st, 2014, 05:30 PM If your site is still down, and it's a 'public' site, drop me a word here if you need someone to fix things for you.
Have a Domain so a sub and it show up under the servers main root public_html/wforum
when it should be sud-domain name/wforum..But not worry I think I can do a restore point on that directory!
I have several Domains on my server!
thanks,
Maxx
So after a fresh install on my local machine and my VPS everything appears right with the world. Paths are normal again and Pretty URLs is working. For me at least.