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Originally Posted by prisfeo
uhmm..if you tellin that above..i think your apache httpd.conf is not located
like mine (i use Centos) cause it cannot be empty..in Ubuntu maybe
located in /usr/local/apache2 ?
you can do the following find command inside terminal:
find / -iname 'httpd.conf'
mine is located at:
/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
and it's not empty..but it has the "AllowOverride" directive
set to "None" since are the virtual host apache config files that
tune the per-site configurations.(as said before)
..
if you are telling that your folder is "out of the ispc3 struct"
so when you have find the "non-empty" httpd.conf
edit it, and find lines with "AllowOverride" directive
and try to set them to "All"
and after editing do an "apachectl restart"
a try to see if it works as expected
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I only seem to have one httpd.conf file, /etc/apache2/httpd.conf, and it's definitely empty.
Is this an Ubuntu quirk?
Is there another file which could do the same job?
Does it have another name in Ubuntu perhaps?
S