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.htaccess file is not working in my Server

My site is located in https://itjmovies.com/milan/public/ and I want to rewrite the URL by .htaccess file. From https://itjmovies.com/milan/public/ To https://itjmovies.com/milan/ but it is not working. And also https://itjmovies.com/milan/public/auth/index.php?page=new To https://itjmovies.com/milan/public/auth/new/ but this is also not working. I have kept my .httaccess file in /www/wwwroot/itjmovies.com/milan/.htaccess My .htaccess file: Thank You 🙂 Answer I’m not sure that your edit made your question

Problem with ‘apache_getenv’ since upgrading to PHP 8

I’m hoping to get some help with an Apache/PHP 8 issue I’m encountering. Since upgrading to PHP 8 on my LAMP server, my logs have been outputting the following error: I’ve done a quick debug with var_dump(is_callable(‘apache_getenv’)) and the value returns as bool(false). I’ve attempted: Disabling PHP 8, restarting Apache, re-enabling PHP 8, and restarting Apache again Restarting my whole

.htaccess remove URL path segments that are causing an Internal Server Error

The following .htaccess Rewrite below seems working fine if the URL is something like: example.com/news/post-1 However, if the URLs have more parameters, something like: example.com/news/post-1/comment-page-1 (URLs from another version of the website) I will get a 500 Internal Server Error. How I can make it redirect to the related post instead of 500 Internal Server Error? Answer if the URLs

Get Ip From Client Apache and Php

Want to ask, but maybe this question is a duplicate. I’m sorry that all the answers to the other questions didn’t work in my case. Question I have a server with apache as webserver running php+7.4 with default settings and certbot as SSL with public IP 192.168.1.11, I want to retrieve the IP of the client that opens my website,

React app not sending files to php server with Ajax

I’m hosting a react app on my apache server. I’m using react-images-upload npm package to receive an image from the user then post it to my php server with Axios. However when I check the php $_FILES array in the response it’s empty. I have tested wether my server can receive files with a little upload form on the php

How does WordPress convert directory requests into database generated pages?

This is a curiosity based question, rather than being related to any issue. I wondered how Wordpress rectifies pseudo URL addresses (e.g. blog.com/posts/2015/05/05/example_blog_post) to php generated pages? What are the mechanics behind this redirection process? Answer This is actually a rule from the server config, not the CMS specifically. For instance, the common Apache config is: The second-to-last line if

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