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  Overview and specs in configuring Clean URLs, including Apache configuration notes.

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  • The instructions below are largely applicable only for the most common server setup, which is an Apache web server running on some flavor of Unix/Linux, with the mod_rewrite Apache module configured and mod_rewrite enabled in httpd.conf configuration file
  • Before enabling clean URLs in the Drupal configuration screens (see below), you may need to prepare your server for clean URLs to work
  • two ways
  • enable clean URLs in the httpd.conf file for better performance and security
  • use the Drupal .htaccess file instead
  • In Drupal 6, the installer tests for compatibility with Clean URLs as a part of the installation process
  • If the installer was not able to run the test successfully at install time
  • Drupal 6 will run the clean URL test automatically when you navigate to the Clean URLs configuration page and will show the results
  • Also note that even if Clean URLs are successfully enabled at install-time, if you have a dedicated server you may still want to follow the steps (below) to enable the more efficient httpd.conf rewrite method for clean URLs
  • Enable mod_rewrite for Apache
  • Be sure to uncomment AddModule mod_rewrite.c, if it is in your configuration file but has been commented out
  • locate the appropriate Apache configuration file for your site
  • copy or include the Drupal-specific settings directly into your configuration file
  • If you do not want to put the rewrite rules in your Apache configuration file, you can still simply use the Drupal .htaccess file
  • Allow Override directive set in your Apache configuration file

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  • Error recovery

     

    Enabling "Clean URLs" when your server is not properly configured (i.e. if the Clean URLs tests described above fail) can make it difficult to navigate back to administration pages to undo your mistake, because all the Drupal-generated menus and links will have URLs that do not work. If you find yourself in this situation, you can return to the administrative settings page by typing in the URL in the 'non-clean' form: http://www.example.com/?q=admin/settings for the admin settings page in Drupal 4.x, or http://www.example.com/?q=admin/settings/clean-urls to get to the Drupal 5 or Drupal 6 Clean URLs settings page

  • Note: If you do not want to put the rewrite rules in your Apache configuration file, you can still simply use the Drupal .htaccess file (as you would if you were on shared hosting). You will need to have the Allow Override directive set in your Apache configuration file (this will allow local .htaccess overrides on your site):
     

    AllowOverride All
AccessFileName .htaccess
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  • Note: If you do not want to put the rewrite rules in your Apache configuration file, you can still simply use the Drupal .htaccess file (as you would if you were on shared hosting). You will need to have the Allow Override directive set in your Apache configuration file (this will allow local .htaccess overrides on your site):
• 16 Oct 09
  

  Thom Cox

  "<Directory /var/www/example.com>
  RewriteEngine on
  RewriteBase /
  RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
  RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
  RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php?q=$1 [L,QSA]
  </Directory>"

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  • On some systems this command may be:
     

    apachectl -M

     

    In the output, check to see if the rewrite_module is included in the list of modules.
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  • Optional: RewriteBase. Only do this if you are having trouble

     

    The main configuration option which may need to be changed for your site is the RewriteBase. This is usually specified in the Drupal .htaccess file.

  • In some configurations setting
     

    RewriteBase /

    
     will allow mod rewrite to work.
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  • in your Apache configuration file. Be sure to uncomment AddModule mod_rewrite.c.
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