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Configuring logs properly to discover why links are refused

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http://forums.cpanel.net – Hi, I'm trying to setup a WHM/CPanel server with our sites. They run on Joomla, so there are a number of mod_rewrite rules to combat security vulnerabilities that have (historically) been applied to the .htaccess files and we'd like to move into httpd.conf. We're getting a number of 403 Forbidden or 404 Not Found errors as we move from the old host environment to the new. We've proved that some of these are as a result of a URL mod_rewrite (by removing the entire .htaccess to see if things work). PHP can be making these requests behind the scenes, so you don't always know what's been req (HowTos)

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Submitted by Danial on 03/07/2013 – Made popular on 03/07/2013

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