I am in the process of installing Silverstripe CMS. Unfortunately I am running into trouble with mod_rewrite. I get the following message : # Creating 'mysite/_config.php'... # Creating '.htaccess' file... # Building database schema... # Checking mod_rewrite works # ERROR: mod_rewrite not working, redirecting to mod_rewrite test page The mod_rewrite test page shows that it is enabled. Is there something I need to do to enable mod_rewrite on a per domain basis? Rob
I'm on Ubuntu 6.06LTS. When the Silverstripe CMS begins its install, it writes a new .htaccess file. This is all it creates (its no wonder the mod_rewrite doesn't work!). ### SILVERSTRIPE START ### ### SILVERSTRIPE END ### That is the full content of .htaccess. I wrote another .htaccess myself which was copied from another Silverstripe user, but when the install process was started it was overwritten with this file. Does ISPConfig support mod_rewrite on all sites by default? Thanks, Rob
This is what I got when I entered a2enmod rewrite "This module is already enabled!" I did the forced reload anyway, but no change.
For anyone else looking to get a SilverStripe site going under ISPConfig you'll need this in the directives box: <Directory "/path/to/site/web"> options followsymlinks MultiViews Includes ExecCGI AllowOverride All order allow,deny Allow from all </Directory> In my installation on a SLES 10 SP1 box, it 'bombs' out on the rewrite test but I forced it to continue and it works fine anyway.
