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great! i got it, thanks alot.
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L=last, this stopps the rewriting process immediately (for this round, there will be a re-processing of nearly all modules with the URL /Results.php).
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L=last, this stopps the rewriting process immediately (for this round, there will be a re-processing of nearly all modules with the URL /Results.php).

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I've made an .htaccess file and put it in with the main html<br />
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Options +FollowSymLinks<br />
RewriteEngine on<br />
RewriteRule /evid/(.*) /Results.php?evid=$1<br />
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When I try to request <a href="http://localhost/evid/23234" rel="ugc">http://localhost/evid/23234</a><br />
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It returns a not found error. Permissions are set to apache read, root read/write. I've spent an hour trying to figure out whats wrong. I have restarted the server each time I'd modify the htaccess file to be safe. Whats wrong?<br />
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I've made an .htaccess file and put it in with the main html


Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule /evid/(.*) /Results.php?evid=$1

When I try to request http://localhost/evid/23234

It returns a not found error. Permissions are set to apache read, root read/write. I've spent an hour trying to figure out whats wrong. I have restarted the server each time I'd modify the htaccess file to be safe. Whats wrong?



.htaccess file/mod rewrite problem

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