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  • Daoro
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    Re: Friendly url not-working, .htaccess config ? (Infomaniak hosting) Link to this post

    First, thanks for your support
    It's still not working, I can't complete the installation (same error message as in my first post).

    But it's quite normal I suppose.
    What I want is Silverstripe to be installed in the my /ss folder for now, because I want to test if Silverstripe can be installed and setup without having to close or change the site for now. So even if it worked setting the rewrite base to / is not what I want.
    Concerning moving the installation outside the root folder and / or change the httpd.conf, it's not possible. I'm using a shared hosting and can't do that :/

    And I can't access anything using unrewritten URLs

  • FungshuiElephant
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    Re: Friendly url not-working, .htaccess config ? (Infomaniak hosting) Link to this post

    What I want is Silverstripe to be installed in the my /ss folder for now, because I want to test if Silverstripe can be installed and setup without having to close or change the site for now.
    Your original .htaccess looks right for this.

    Time to look elsewhere. You say in your original post:
    I renamed every HTTPResponse instance to something else successfully, preventing conflit with the php config of my host.
    How did you do this?
    Did you rename HTTPResponse.php to refelect your new name?

  • Daoro
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    Re: Friendly url not-working, .htaccess config ? (Infomaniak hosting) Link to this post

    A global "find and replace" to change all the strings + renaming the file. But I suppose this part went fine.

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