Re: Problems with mod_rewrite hack

 Eeek. Although I'm not a mod_rewrite expert, I would say the solution is
simple: don't use it on a Xaraya site, just take it out completely.

Is there a reason why you want to leave these rewite rules on the Xaraya
application? Xaraya has short-URL support built-in, so I don't see a need
for changing the URLs using another method too. If you have both a Xaraya
and a Postnuke site on one server, then keep them separate, and keep the
rewrite rules separate.

-- Jason

"Greg Stritmater" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:Xns9364AD93E92E7gregsbestwebnet-Bt1SeHfVOa8x3s5lU3/[email protected]
> There is a problem installing Xaraya 0.9 in a directory within an existing
> Postnuke 0.72 installation with the mod_rewrite hack implemented. The
> install.php script does not come up properly because of the rewriting
rules
> used to shorten up article URLS. Once I renamed the .htaccess file that
> contains the mod_rewrite rules, the install script worked perfectly. I
need
> to look into what needs to be done with the .htaccess file to get it to
> ignore the xaraya directory when rewriting the URLS. Any mod_rewrite
> experts want to take a crack at it?