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whenever i "Enable Spider-friendly URLs" i keep getting all sorts of errors with php program files not being found (eg, clicking any of the above menu items brings up an "input file not found" error.
i am presuming this is related to "PATH_INFO" environmental variable. so does anyone know: where is this set, and what is it set to?
Last edited by Rick; 10/23/2006 11:47 AM.
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What version of PHP and apache are you running assuming you are on a Linux box?
I have been running spider friendly URLs since the first version of 7 without errors. It sounds like you have an apache or PHP issue, not a script issue.
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i ran spider-friendly urls with my previous system with no problems.
PHP Version is 4.3.11.
Apache/1.3.37 (Unix) mod_tsunami/3.0 FrontPage/5.0.2.2634
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My .htaccess has the following: AcceptPathInfo on Please note however that I'm running: PHP Version 4.3.9 Apache/2.0.52 (CentOS) I believe however that AcceptPathInfo is an Apache 2.0 option (more info here). I'm not entirely sure of the equivelant to this in apache 1
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i've found out where to put this PATH_INFO environment variable (php.ini). now all i need to know is what value it has to have. any suggestions?
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this is rather depressing ... no-one here knows anything about this spider problem? my site is starting to lose traffic i suspect because of this, so it's not a small issue. at least not to me, anyway ...
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I'm not sure if your version of PHP has this option, but if php is running as a cgi, there is a setting in php.ini that can be changed to make sure PATH_INFO returns a value:
cgi.fix_pathinfo =1
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I'm not sure if your version of PHP has this option, but if php is running as a cgi, there is a setting in php.ini that can be changed to make sure PATH_INFO returns a value:
cgi.fix_pathinfo =1 thanks, that seems to have fixed it!
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Great! I get lucky once in awhile 
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odd, I have that commented out in mine and I know i'm running php as a cgi lol
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Myself I have the following in my htaccess to make this work: I'm not sure if it requires AllowOverride On for your site though (AllowOverride would be in your host block for your domain)
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by Outdoorking - 04/13/2024 5:08 PM
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