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Url Rewrite has never worked for me in the 1.3.9 release candidates, so I hoped it'd finally work in the final version.

Well, I've just downloaded and installed it and it doesn't.
So since it's the final version, I figure it's time for a post.

When I turn Url Rewrite on and click "read more" in stories, I get a "Internal Server Error" page.
You know, like those you get when you forget to enable "Execute" in CHMOD for CGI files.

Now, while Geeklog's internal error log doesn't display anything about this, my domain's error log does display this:
"Premature end of script headers: /cgi-bin/php"

So what's wrong and will Google ever find my articles?

Hope isn't a good concept for getting problems fixed. The release candidates were released so that people could find problems with them and report them.


Which webserver (Apache 1.3 / 2.0, IIS, ...) are you on? Which version of PHP is runnning there?

bye, Dirk

Oops, I meant to mention it:
Apache 1.3.26
PHP 4.3.1

BTW, are there any commands in linux that will display those version numbers without using external perl/PHP scripts?

httpd -v or something like /usr/sbin/httpd -v if it's not in your $PATH

php -v

HTH,

Chuck

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Too many hands on my time.

Thanks, r_f_o_t!

You're welcome.

Chuck

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Too many hands on my time.

Even though it was nice to know the commands, I still haven't got a reply for the original question...

So...anyone?

No idea, sorry. I haven't heard of a case were it did not work with Apache.

Anything in Apache's error_log (if you have access to it)?

What happens when you put this in a file called test.phpand call up the file like

http://yoursite/test.php/blah/blah

bye, Dirk

I ran it as "http://mydomain.com/test.php" and got a blank page.

Can you please run it again as http://mydomain.com/test.php/blah/blah

bye, Dirk

I then got exactly the same error message and error-log entry.

Error message: 500 Internal Server Error
error-log entry: Premature end of script headers: /cgi-bin/php