mod_rewrite and /

[Kevin Audleman]

When you type in a url without a filename, e.g. www.google.com/, it
automatically looks for index.php (or whatever your web server is
configured to look for). I am having the problem where my CMS is
returning a page not found in this case.

Try typing in http://www.quick2m.com/izzy -- you get 404
Try typing in http://www.quick2m.com/izzy/index.php -- you get the
homepage

Is this something I can fix with mod_rewrite? How would I write a rule
that looks for a blank URL line and replaces it with index.php?

thanks,
Kevin

[Jonas Werres]

Kevin Audleman schrieb:

When you type in a url without a filename, e.g. www.google.com/, it
automatically looks for index.php (or whatever your web server is
configured to look for). I am having the problem where my CMS is
returning a page not found in this case.

Try typing in http://www.quick2m.com/izzy -- you get 404
Try typing in http://www.quick2m.com/izzy/index.php -- you get the
homepage

Is this something I can fix with mod_rewrite? How would I write a rule
that looks for a blank URL line and replaces it with index.php?

No, this shouldn't normally happen.
Check
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/de/...directoryslash
and Directory-Index-Setting.

[Jerry Stuckle]

Kevin Audleman wrote:

When you type in a url without a filename, e.g. www.google.com/, it
automatically looks for index.php (or whatever your web server is
configured to look for). I am having the problem where my CMS is
returning a page not found in this case.

Try typing in http://www.quick2m.com/izzy -- you get 404
Try typing in http://www.quick2m.com/izzy/index.php -- you get the
homepage

Is this something I can fix with mod_rewrite? How would I write a rule
that looks for a blank URL line and replaces it with index.php?

thanks,
Kevin

alt.apache.configuration would be a much better place to ask this question.

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[ajtrichards]

On Feb 20, 7:28*pm, Kevin Audleman <[e-mail]:

When you type in a url without a filename, e.g.www.google.com/, it
automatically looks for index.php (or whatever your web server is
configured to look for). I am having the problem where my CMS is
returning a page not found in this case.

Try typing inhttp://www.quick2m.com/izzy-- you get 404
Try typing inhttp://www.quick2m.com/izzy/index.php-- you get the
homepage

Is this something I can fix with mod_rewrite? How would I write a rule
that looks for a blank URL line and replaces it with index.php?

thanks,
Kevin

Hi Kevin,

I would suggest checking your apache httpd.conf file.

Look for DirectoryIndex and it should be something like this:

DirectoryIndex index.php index.xml index.html index.htm index.jsp

This should then allow you to find those pages when you just type in
e.g www.google.co.uk

Regards
Alex

Alex Richards
Ajtrichards Web Solutions
http://www.ajtrichards.co.uk