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I've been trying to add a static subdomain to a drupal app, and it's going wrong, I get the 500 "Internal Redirections" error. I think this is something to do with clean URLs, in that if I turn that off in drupal/admin and comment out the 4 lines in its .htaccess the error goes away and it works. But I want clean URLs. So, I need to add some rules to the .htaccess to take those urls out of the clean-URL rewriting and send them where they ought to go, is that right ? I'm not familiar enough with apache, can anybody help ? later ... but hang on. Surely a subdomain URL shouldn't be hitting the main site's .htaccess in the first place ? asked 17 Dec '13, 17:57 robinsonr |
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Most URL redirects should be domain agnostic, and only effect the URI. We would need to see exactly which 4 lines in .htaccess you are commenting out and likely test in real-time. You might want to send us a support ticket so we can check this info directly. answered 17 Dec '13, 19:24 johns Yes. I'll do it tomorrow
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robinsonr
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Try setting the RewriteBase directive in your .htaccess. See this section of our documentation for more info: Error: Request exceeded the limit of 10 internal redirects answered 17 Dec '13, 19:36 seanf |
