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    I’ve just installed etomite on a site where mod_rewrite is not installed, but the user I installed etomite for someone who does like to use aliases. Who doesn’t anyway? Who likes index.php?id=123456789 ?

    The solution was easy.

    1. When you enable mod_rewrite for etomite, and also enable aliases, etomite generates a prefix and postfix for the alias.

    2. Etomite "listens" to 2 sorts of query strings:

    1. ?id=???
    2. ?q=???


    So what did I do? I set the prefix for fur’s to "index.php?q="

    Now you can use aliases without mod_rewrite
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    Oh, yes, I don’t even need to put index.php inthere. just ?q=

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