I mainly make Django sites these days but I've just had to use a CMS
package in PHP that relies on a .htaccess for "clean" URLs. Now I know
they're apache-specific, so I've been trying to use Cherokee's rules to
replicate the .htaccess rewrite.
The rewrite is basically: If the file doesn't exist, chuck the request
to index.php
I've got it mostly working with 3 rules:
1. Extensions (jpg, png, gif, css, js, html) => Static content
2. Extensions (php) => FastCGI
3. Default => Redirection ("(.*)" to "/index.php$1")
This works excellently for deep pages (eg /page/) but for some reason
the PHP is throwing a 404 at the root page /
It must still be going through the rewrite (because it's definitely an
error from the CMS) but why wouldn't it know the path?
I'm going to do some investigating now but I wondered if anybody else
had done some .*=>PHP rewriting before and had seen and fixed this
before?
Oli
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