Test for mod_rewrite even when PHP is run as CGI #7
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marciuz
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May 10, 2020
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Hi Davide, indeed, I world like to merge only the first commit. |
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The first commit fixes a bug in current
admin/vfront.info.php, whereapache_get_modules()is used without checking if it is available.The second commit adds a test for the availability of
mod_rewritethat seems to work even if PHP is run as CGI, since it directly tests ifmod_rewriteis working.I didn't squash them because you may judge that you are interested only in the first one.