Install A2enmod Centos

I would strongly advise everybody that wants to enable mod_rewrite directives in.htacces files to use AllowOverride FileInfo instead of allowing everything, as ALL the answers on this page suggest. Sad to see all these answers take the as-long-as-it-works-it's-okay-approach instead of trying to understand the consequences of the proposed 'solution'. Try to understand what you are doing on your server and how to limit the privileges you just gave away with AllowOverride All., it is quit clear on the subject. – Dec 13 '16 at 11:44. There are many ways how you can fix this issue, if you know the root of the issue. Problem 1 Firstly, it may be a problem with your apache not having the mod_rewrite.c module installed or enabled.

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For this reason, you would have to enable it as follows • Open up your console and type into it, this: sudo a2enmod rewrite • Restart your apache server. Spelling Stairs Templates. Service apache2 restart Problem 2 • You may also, in addition to the above, if it does not work, have to change the override rule from the apache conf file (either apache2.conf, http.conf, or 000-default file). • Locate 'Directory /var/www/' • Change the 'Override None' to 'Override All' Problem 3 If you get an error stating rewrite module is not found, then probably your userdir module is not enabled. For this reason you need to enable it. • Type this into the console: sudo a2enmod userdir • Then try enabling the rewrite module if still not enabled (as mentioned above). To read further on this, you can visit this site.