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I am running an apache webserver on windows 2003. The mod_rewrite module is loaded, the vBSEO htaccess in the root directory of my forum, but still I get 404 errors if vBSEO is activated.
I tried already to use rewritebase, that makes no difference.
Can anyone help?
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Getting 404 errors if vBSEO activated
This is a discussion on Getting 404 errors if vBSEO activated within the Troubleshooting forums, part of the vBSEO SEO Plugin category; Hello, I am running an apache webserver on windows 2003. The mod_rewrite module is loaded, the vBSEO htaccess in the ...
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09-14-2007 02:01 PM #1Junior Member
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Getting 404 errors if vBSEO activated
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09-14-2007 02:49 PM #2Senior Member
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Replied to your support ticket.
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09-14-2007 05:31 PM #3Senior Member
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I just moved to a new server and having the same issue too ... any idea?
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09-14-2007 05:37 PM #4Senior Member
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The most common reasons for 404's are:
- Server doesn't support mod_rewrite
- vBSEO's .htaccess file was not uploaded
- PHP's configuration is returning the wrong document root for your web site. To correct this you must manually edit your config_vbseo.php file and fill in the value for the CUSTOM_DOCROOT variable. Input the full physical path to your web root.
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