Do you have a handler configured for .php that might interfere here? If
you have something like mod_php or fpm handling .php extensions, that
may take over from the generic file handler (which is what
FallbackResource works for) and try to serve it instead.
A solution, if this is the case, would be to only assign that handler to
route.php, and not .php in general.
On 06/08/2018 06:47 PM, Benjamin Smith wrote:
Apache is returning 404 when an invalid PHP script is called, even
though FallbackResource is configured and working fine for invalid
scripts without the .php extension.
Said another way, when I use FallbackResource, with a PHP file as the
target, it works fine only when I don't reference an invalid PHP file.
When I do, it doesn't work. I've spent hours poring over documentation
and pounding on Google to no avail.
### Configuration ###
CentOS 6/64, stock install, all updates applied.
Apache 2.4.6
php 5.4.16
Document root has a single PHP file "route.php" in it, with one line:
<?php die("I was found");
/etc/httpd/conf.d/site.conf contains:
FallbackResource /route.php
### Problem demonstrated ###
When I go to
http://site.com/route.php
I see "I was found".
When I go to
http://site.com/invalid
I see "I was found"
When I go to
http://site.com/invalid.php
I see 404 "Not Found The requested URL /invalid.php was not found on
this server."
Wheat do I need to do to get FallbackResource to work for URLs that look
like a PHP script?
Thanks
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