Is mod_rewrite (URL rewriting) available on your host?

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632 Date 2010-06-04 21:26

Comments (7):


1. ez  2010-06-06 03:40
@trustmaster:
A lot off people does not know how to find this...
so provide a way to get this info... (small php file)
2. Trustmaster  2010-06-06 23:12
On some hosts you can see by running a simple PHP script:
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
and looking for Apache - Loaded Modules.

But on some hosts there is no such section in phpinfo, although mod_rewrite is available and works fine. So I don't know an universal way... On many hosts you can find it on hoster's site or in Control Panel or eventually you can ask the support.
3. pieter  2010-06-06 23:25
I used the phpinfo.
Is it this: url_rewriter.tags ??
mod_rewrite I can't find.

I did rewrite for the i18n plugin, so I guess it works.
4. GHengeveld  2010-06-08 06:06
For Apache: use phpinfo() and look for the apache2handler section. Among the Loaded Modules should be listed 'mod_rewrite'

For Windows IIS systems: there is no support for rewriting by default, but there are some commercial alternatives such as ISAPI_Rewrite and IIS Mod-Rewrite
5. elfrenazo  2010-07-26 05:00
Hello, I just turn it on my server, it proved a time, does slow down the server?
6. Trustmaster  2010-09-05 19:41
It doesn't slow down much, only a little bit when really applied a lot.
7. elfrenazo  2010-11-02 21:48
ok thanks for answering
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