I see (in the FAQ) that Apache mod_rewrite is the ticket to friendly URLs. Does running suPHP as the default handler cause any problems here?
http://modxcms.com/learn/faq.html
Radified,
VPS guide, Revo 206 Traditional, PHP 534, suPHP, MySQL 5151, Apache 2217, CentOS 5.5 on Virtuozzo VPS.
It hasn’t for me. As long as mod_rewrite is enabled, permissions shouldn’t matter for FURLs. If you’re file and directory permissions are set wrong (usually 644 and 755), though, you’ll have other problems.
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Perhaps MODx was configured to use the wrong permissions for uploaded files? If 644 is required (as is common in suexec environments) and MODx was configured to try to chmod to something else it could cause a problem.
okay, that’s cool.
i know (all too well) that setting permissons TOO HIGH will cause problems.
i am new to suPHP, and wondered if PHP/MODx being run under a different user than Apache would cause problems in the area where Apache is concerned (namely mod_rewrite).
it’s clear that it’s notta prob.
thanks.
Radified,
VPS guide, Revo 206 Traditional, PHP 534, suPHP, MySQL 5151, Apache 2217, CentOS 5.5 on Virtuozzo VPS.