Let Apache support rewrite static page rewriting methods _linux

First determine which Apache version you are using, and whether the Mod_rewrite module is loaded.

Users of Apache 1.x please check the conf/httpd.conf for the following two pieces of code:

LoadModule rewrite_module libexec/mod_rewrite.so addmodule mod_rewrite.c

Apache 2.x users please check the conf/httpd.conf for the following code: LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so

If so, add the following code to the configuration file (httpd.conf). It is important to note that if a Web site is defined by a virtual host, it must be added to the virtual host configuration, i.e., if it is added outside the virtual host configuration, it may not be available. Change and then restart Apache.

After confirming that the Mod_rewrite module is turned on, for the virtual host user, you can also create a. htaccess file to achieve the purpose of URL rewriting, and the first to be set up in the Site directory to open allowoverride all (default is allowoverride None);

The contents of the. htaccess file are as follows # Rewriteengine mode open rewriteengine on # Modify the/dir in the following statement for your site directory address, if the program is placed in the root directory, please change/dir to/rewritebase /dir # Rewrite Modify the corresponding system rules
Rewriterule ^archiver/((Fid|tid)-[\w\-]+\.html) $ archiver/index.php?$1
Rewriterule ^forum-([0-9]+)-([0-9]+) \.html$ forumdisplay.php?fid=$1&page=$2
Rewriterule ^thread-([0-9]+)-([0-9]+)-([0-9]+) \.html$ viewthread.php?tid=$1&extra=page\%3d$3&page=$2
Rewriterule ^space-(Username|uid)-(. +) \.html$ space.php?$1=$2 rewriterule ^tag-(. +) \.html$ tag.php?name=$1 will create a good. htaccess file in the appropriate directory, this time can support URL static address, convenient search engine crawling