Closed groovenectar closed 5 years ago
in production, you should ignore .htaccess
for performance reasons: AllowOverride None
in production, you should ignore
.htaccess
for performance reasons:AllowOverride None
That's fine, although a lot of shared hosts have it enabled in their environment by default.
If someone is running PHP7, that line would probably break the application as well.
To be safe, might as well not have it in there I think
to correct: I'm not against the change proposed here! I totally agree that what is committed too specific to a certain setup.
You're right. I had it there because something broke the spamadmin-login. https://github.com/claudehohl/Stikked/commit/6d00897ed11be1454c04673c87cb1672bfd29e61
Removed it now and it still works... Thanks for the pullrequest.
Hmm, I accidentally hit close and comment instead of comment, and now I can't reopen the PR because the repository of this PR has been deleted. ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Let the server administrator decide the PHP configuration. This can cause an issue where the browser downloads instead of displays, even in very common shared hosting configurations.