Hi,
My ISP won't enable the ErrorDocument directive in .htaccess
This totally breaks s9, which seems a shame, and will probably stop quite a lot of people being allowed to use it (ISP's will not allow Override All on shared websites).
I just thought there might be some tricky way around this problem, because I really like S9...
Alternatively, does anyone have any suggestions for another blog to use that might be more ISP friendly?
I don't know PHP very well, but I am an OO programmer (Java), so if someone can give me an overview, I might be able to patch S9 to handle not using ErrorDocument and make it configurable?
HELP!
Thanks,
Shanness
Any way to NOT require ErrorDocument?
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Thanks Garvin for neatening up the patch so well and applying it so fast!
I have given it a cursory testing and everything seems to be working. Serendipity no longer requires ErrorDocumand or mod_rewrite!
To turn on the new code, you need to change
$serendipity['rewrite'] = true;
to
$serendipity['rewrite'] = false;
in serendipity_config.inc.php
Thanks Garvin, and the whole s9y team!
I have given it a cursory testing and everything seems to be working. Serendipity no longer requires ErrorDocumand or mod_rewrite!
To turn on the new code, you need to change
$serendipity['rewrite'] = true;
to
$serendipity['rewrite'] = false;
in serendipity_config.inc.php
Thanks Garvin, and the whole s9y team!
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Go to configuration and set rewrite to "none"
OR
go to phpMyAdmin and in serendipity_config set/edit rewrite to "none"
Go to configuration and set rewrite to "none"
OR
go to phpMyAdmin and in serendipity_config set/edit rewrite to "none"
Tom Sommer (Serendipity Core Developer)
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