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- MrT
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So again it's the comments causing that - remove the comments from each line - I don't think it was intended that you should add those as they're seen as extra arguments to the command.
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MrT wrote:
So again it's the comments causing that - remove the comments from each line - I don't think it was intended that you should add those as they're seen as extra arguments to the command.
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huh?Wicko wrote:
Thats odd as 1 needed comments when they weren't there and the other didn't need them when they were there.
Any comment in a .htaccess file has to start at the beginning of the line with a # so the reset of the line is see as a comment
You can't add them half-way through the line
The other comment that you referred to was trying to use // which is a php comment.
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