[horde] [Solvd] Re: Nag ignores Rewrite or Get-based URLs

[Vilius Sumskas/LNK]

>>>>> Then you didn't put it under <Directory> context, or you didn't
>put it
>>>>> under correct <Directory> context.
>>>>>
>>>>> All I can say is that it works here with Apache 2.0 and 2.2
>without
>>>>> issues. You need to backtrace a problem on your side.
>>>>>
>>>> I replaced an AllowOverride none from the default config which
>was  
>>>> placed in
>>>> a directory context so I think it should be in the right place. I
> 
>>>> use Apache
>>>> 2.4.6, maybe it´s a bug with the not yet stable software or some
>changed
>>>> syntax. But there is nothing about this on the net (at least that
> 
>>>> I was able
>>>> to find) and I figure that the rewrite module is something that
>gets used
>>>> alot so a bug like that should show up (as it renders the rewrite
>module
>>>> useless).
>>>>
>>> The problem was with the .htaccess file. The "allow" statement ist
>not
>>> allowed there (says Apache 2.4.6). At least with 2.4.6 this
>constitutes a
>>> fatal error. If you don´t want that to crash you have to use
>AllowOverride
>>> FileInfo Nonfatal=All. Then things work. Nag works now as well...
>Thanks for
>>> all the replies!
>>>
>>> Henning
>>>
>>>
>> G'day Henning,
>>
>> I have the same symptoms as you did, however I'm using Apache
>2.2.16  
>> - Debian system.
>>
>> So where did you change that code?
>>
>> /etc/apache/conf.d/horde.conf
>>
>> or
>>
>> /*where*ever*/horde/.htaccess
>>
>> or somewhere else?
>>
>> Steve
>
>this needs to be done in the Apache configuration (you're telling  
>Apache what to permit in .htaccess files, so putting it in .htaccess
>
>would be rather... strange ;) ).
>
>As it seems that your Horde-specific Apache configuration is in  
>/etc/apache/conf.d/horde.conf (notably the <Directory> or <Location>
>
>statement for Horde's root dir), that's the place to change.

A small correction: AllowOverride will only work in <Directory> context.

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   Vilius