Hey Troy,
Depends on the environment.Very often on a mac it’s in /etc/apache2 or
/etc/httpd.On my laptop I use XAMPP (works nicely since I’m not running the web
server all the time) and in that case it’s actually within a directory inside
the /Applications directory.Windows would be something else entirely.
It’s definitely cool the things that you can do with mod_rewrite.And once you
set it up, it’s solid.But as one of my favorite quotes puts it:
Despite the tons of examples and docs, mod_rewrite is voodoo. Damned cool
voodoo, but still voodoo.” —Brian
Moore(http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/rewrite/)
Let me know if I can be additional help.
Best,
—Chris
On Sep 9, 2016 at 2:39 PM Troy Meyers wrote:
Thanks, Chris!
I'll pass that on when he's available. As a shortcut to the next inevitable
question, where is that stuff located?
-Troy
Hey Troy,
I’ve just been dealing with issues like this…First off, the person
running the site would need to be sure that your virtual host has the
“AllowOverride All” option set.Otherwise, .htaccess files are
ignored.Also, said person would need to make sure that mod_rewrite is
running (the line that makes it active might be commented out…)
HTH
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