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7.8

.htaccess denys access to styles.css

Asked by lrigoulot in tHttpd Web Server, Linux, Miscellaneous Software

Tags: apache, mod_rewrite, .htaccess, Jamroom, CentOS 5.2, Ubuntu 8.10

I am trying to install jamroom on Centos 5.2 (server) and Ubuntu 8.10 (laptop - testing).  The same problems occur on both machines.  Without "AllowOverride FileInfo Options" in the httpd.conf file I get the error "...rewrite...not working properly.

When I do have it in place I lose access to the .CSS files.  This is caused by the 'htaccess file in /var/www/html/skins directory.
There are several skins to chose from but as they all reside beneath the .htaccess file they are all effected.

Why does this file effect the .CSS files?  I posted on the Jamroom forum and the consensus is that it is a server error.

I renamed the file to make things work but whenever I use jamroom's rebuild .htaccess feature -  which is very useful to protect new folders, it recreates the file and takes the site down.

Both Centos and ubuntu installations are vanilla.

Sure could use some advice,

Thanks,
lou
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#----------------------------------------------------------
# .htaccess template protector
# This .htaccess file will prevent users from "snooping"
# your directory.  To disable, simply remove.
#----------------------------------------------------------
<Files ~ "^.*\.tpl">
Order Allow,Deny
Deny from all
</Files>
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Tags: apache, mod_rewrite, .htaccess, Jamroom, CentOS 5.2, Ubuntu 8.10
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