So I built a real simple backend symfony app that has one table and
all I'm doing are simple CRUD actions. Works like a charm in
development but when I post it to NetworkSolutions it fails with 503
error.

NetSol says that they have a global setting which prevents symfony
from using its friendly URLs and that I need to have a question mark
"?" after the php script.

Absolutely crazy and I let them know that. They agreed but said "it is
what it is".

Anyone know of a fix for a workaround to downgrade symfony to not use
friendly URLS?????

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