AllowOverride

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Hi,

Currently if i "do not" allow a directive in "AllowOverride" then apache
throws "500 internal server error". Which i am not comfortable with as, If
you a r telling apache to owner only certain directives in htaccess then
putting a "not allowed" directive actually brings website down.( which is
worse then the effect of directive that is ignored".

Is there any way that i can change this behaviour so that apache should just
"Ignore" the directive which is not allowed in htaccess file ?

Pls suggest

Thanks
Singh

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Hi,

Currently if i "do not" allow a directive in "All=
owOverride"=A0 then apache throws "500 internal server error"=
;. Which i am not comfortable with as, If you a r telling apache to owner o=
nly certain directives in htaccess then putting a "not allowed" d=
irective actually brings website down.( which is worse then the effect of d=
irective that is ignored".


Is there any way that i can change this behaviour so that apache should=
just "Ignore" the directive which is not allowed in htaccess fil=
e ?

Pls suggest

Thanks
Singh



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Re: AllowOverride

On Oct 21, 2009, at 22:42 , Rajwinder-office Singh wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Currently if i "do not" allow a directive in "AllowOverride" then
> apache throws "500 internal server error". Which i am not
> comfortable with as, If you a r telling apache to owner only certain
> directives in htaccess then putting a "not allowed" directive
> actually brings website down.( which is worse then the effect of
> directive that is ignored".
>
> Is there any way that i can change this behaviour so that apache
> should just "Ignore" the directive which is not allowed in htaccess
> file ?


No, that option is not available at this time.

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Rich Bowen
rbowen@rcbowen.com




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