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Hi,
I want to install mod_rewrite on my Apache which is on my Cobalt Raq 2, but I have no idea how to do it. Where can I download it? I thought mod_rewrite might have come with Apache, and I just had to load it in my .conf, but I don't have it in my modules directory. |
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Mod rewrite does come in the standard apache distribution, but is not enalbed by default.
You can either enable it at compile time (add --enable-module=rewrite) to your configure options, or if you have mod_so compiled in you can do it dynamically after it's compiled using apxs. That is something I have forgotten how to do. Anyone? Hope that helps, Josh |
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You should be able to compile, enable, and install a DSO module with:
apxs -i -c -a mod_rewrite.c apxs will also allow you to set the include path and library paths with the "-I" and "-L" switches. For example: /usr/local/apache/bin/apxs -i -c -a -I/usr/local/include -L/usr/local/lib mod_auth_ldap.c Cheers. |
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