RewriteBase problem - 404 page can not be found

Maybe someone could help me out?

The new .htaccess includes a lot of new things and I am having problems with links and paths. If I call the root (i.e. http://www,nameofthesite.something) then I can see the frontend but when pressing any links I end up with 404 error. I suspect the .htaccess file which in my case are called x.htaccess for some reason to make it work without 505 error??

I also used the dbmigration tool to import listings from 3.2, that worked great but I have about 11 pages of listings but the system, within admin panel, only displays 12 listings in the information box.

So I need help - I have placed 2 tickets to support but I guess they are on weekend leave.

//Morgan

i remember mine having x.htaccess, i think i changed mine to how it should be

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Originally Posted by Chris Brown

i remember mine having x.htaccess, i think i changed mine to how it should be

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Yes but when I change mine to .htaccess then I got a 505 error which, must in the end, point to config.inc.php I guess.

EDIT: I think I have found it. The ReWrite syntax is written for Apache 2.x but my host has got Apache 1.3.x. so now I have to see if Flynax can give my instructions for Apache 1.3.x.

# define account details request
RewriteRule ^((\w{2})/)?([\w-_]{3,})$ index.php?page=$3&lang=$2&account_request [QSA,L]

This line will give me a 505 error.

Problem solved for Morgan,

For others who have the same problem try to replace two rewrite rules in the .htaccess file, working rules for apache 1.3.x are below

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@Mike, yes nearly solved but the listing details gives Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ';' in /home/fyndklip/public_html/tmp/compile/%%70^70F^70F52859%%listing_details.tpl.php on line 359

We have fixed this parse error

@Mike it work for a couple of minutes :rolleyes: but now the same again

:) It's now ok again, sorry for inconveniences.

Thanks, no problems! I'm sorry for all questions but with so many functions, there's many ways to go wrong. I really like your way of coding and to present the front end. In Sweden we have only one major player when it comes to listings and you could take a peak at http://www.blocket.se