On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 11:17 AM, Jon Bennett wrote:
>> yea, thanks everyone, it was a missing .htaccess file. I always
>> download packages to /usr/src to unpack, and when I copied cake from /
>> usr/src to /var/www/cakephp, it didn't move the .htaccess files. I'm
>> seasoned enough to know cp do
> yea, thanks everyone, it was a missing .htaccess file. I always
> download packages to /usr/src to unpack, and when I copied cake from /
> usr/src to /var/www/cakephp, it didn't move the .htaccess files. I'm
> seasoned enough to know cp doesn't catch hidden files unless you
> specify them, it jus
yea, thanks everyone, it was a missing .htaccess file. I always
download packages to /usr/src to unpack, and when I copied cake from /
usr/src to /var/www/cakephp, it didn't move the .htaccess files. I'm
seasoned enough to know cp doesn't catch hidden files unless you
specify them, it just didn't j
I do most of what you do and its working fine.
First check that php_mysql installed and apach2 is working and mod_rewrite
is loaded.
1. Extract cake anywhere, usually not /var/www, in you home .
/home/zaky/projects/cakesample/
2. Change /etc/apache2/sites-available/default to "AllowOverride All
What does your .htaccess look like?
On Aug 24, 12:22 pm, david wrote:
> First, let me say I have CakePHP up and running perfectly on windows
> with a wampserver instance running, so I'm familiar with the process.
> I know how to get mod_rewrite setup, and set the permissions
> appropriately, e
And once more,
some tuts say that, in .htaccess, must be var RewriteBase, to get it
work.
That's when your .htaccess files are present.
On 24 srp, 18:22, david wrote:
> First, let me say I have CakePHP up and running perfectly on windows
> with a wampserver instance running, so I'm familiar wit
Are files .htaccess placed in root,app and app/webroot ?
On 24 srp, 18:22, david wrote:
> First, let me say I have CakePHP up and running perfectly on windows
> with a wampserver instance running, so I'm familiar with the process.
> I know how to get mod_rewrite setup, and set the permissions
>
First, let me say I have CakePHP up and running perfectly on windows
with a wampserver instance running, so I'm familiar with the process.
I know how to get mod_rewrite setup, and set the permissions
appropriately, etc.
So, I just installed Ubuntu server 10.04 / Apache 2 / MySQL / PHP, and
I'm now
