Jul 31, 2009 First install the apache with this command: apt-get install apache2 Now use locate to find if the mod_rewrite.so is availble on your server: updatedb. How to install the Apache mod_rewrite module on CentOS RedHat Linux, How to configure the Apache mod_rewrite module on CentOS RedHat Linux. I cannot get mod_rewrite to work on Lion. I am developing a number of websites locally, in ~/Sites, using.htaccess files. I am on 10.7.3 and I have not touched any. This is just a quick tutorial on how to enable how to mod_rewrite module in apache installed under windows environment. 1) Find the “httpd.conf” file under the “conf” folder inside the Apache’s installation folder. 2) Find the following line “#LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so” in the “httpd.conf” file.You can do this easily by searching the keyword “mod_rewrite” from find menu. 3) Remove the “#” at the starting of the line, “#” represents that line is commented. 4) Now restart the apache server. A tutorial demonstrating how to enable mod_rewrite which will allow a website running on a WAMP stack to use a local.htaccess file for URL rewriting. How to enable mod_rewrite in Apache? Up vote 148 down vote favorite. I just installed the LAMP stack on my Ubuntu system. The redirection is not working for me. 5) You can see now “mod_rewrite” in the Loaded Module section while doing “phpinfo()”. If you are using latest apache version 2.4+ then here is the process how to enable mod_rewrite. Go to etc/apache2/ Open apache2.conf using your favorite text editor. Change Options Indexes FollowSymLinks AllowOverride None Require all granted to Options Indexes FollowSymLinks AllowOverride All Require all granted Then save it. Remember you should have root permission to edit and save this file. Now restart apache. Service apache2 reload This process will enable mod_rewrite for apache server including virtual host. You can also check if it's enabled or not. Create a php script Load it from server. Under Loaded Modules section check if mod_rewrite is there or not. If it's there then it is enabled. Before I use this option all my rewrites were ending up at 404, however after updating apache2.conf and restarting apache 404 disappeared but all pages landed back on homepage! Phpinfo() did not have mod_rewrite module enabled either. Then running CLI commnd (as suggested by Lonston below) everything gone golden! Why this solution did not enable mod-rewrite module for me but the CLI approad? Is this a combination of modifying.conf and running CLI command one after another to enable the module or either of these is actually enough? – Jul 1 '16 at 9:47.
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