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Scott Steven reports that Apache on OS X requires specific actions<br /> |
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<li>First, make sure you have the .htaccess file present at the root of your Chamilo folder</li> |
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<li>Get to your Apache"s HTTPd.conf file and configure your domain and the fact that mod_rewrite is loaded</li> |
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<li>In your Apple Server app, Advanced Settings, check the box to allow .htaccess</li> |
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Alternatively, you can find the settings file for your domain in Apple's settings folder under |
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/Library/Server/Web/Settings to update it manually.<br /> |
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You cannot, however, only allow .htaccess files in the main httpd.conf file, as OS X will override it with the |
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domain-specific configuration file. |
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