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<0> I think p`u has a crypt command
<0> if you want to confirm that it's encrypted right
<0> .crypt p***wd salt
<1> sadtCr0CILzv2
<0> yeah
<0> maybe it's an issue with the p***word file format? but I don't think so
<0> dubTV: anything in your error log?
<2> TheJesus: error_log says GET 400 311 Error
<0> that's exactly what it says?!
<0> copied and pasted?!
<2> (2) init rewrite engine with requested uri /home
<2> (3) applying pattern '^/home$' to uri '/home'
<2> (2) rewrite /home -> /home.html
<2> (2) local path result: /home.html
<2> that's from my rewriteLog
<0> that looks like a weird error
<0> GET 400 311 Error
<0> that looks like a LIE
<0> .errorcode 400
<0> .statuscode 400
<1> 400: Bad Request
<0> wtf is 400 anyways
<2> sorry, here's the actual error_log line: File does not exist: D:/htdocs/hindimovie/htdocs/home
<0> The request could not be understood by the server due to malformed syntax. The client SHOULD NOT repeat the request without modifications.
<0> well that's frickin weird
<0> right
<0> because it shouldn't be looking for htdocs/home
<0> it should be looking for htdocs/home.html!
<3> my issue is permissions related, I moved it somewhere set up a little more sanely and saw it in the error logs (13)Permission denied: Could not open p***word file: /home/ttetrault/filespw
<0> is "RewriteRule ^/home$ home.html" the entire rewrite line?
<0> do you have rewritecond lines?
<0> TomSawyer: always go to error log first
<2> yes it's weird, TheJesus: its' the ONLY rewriteRule line i have
<2> i don't have RewriteCond
<0> the only line and that's the full line?
<3> TheJesus: nod, it helped to look in the right error log
<0> and your rewritelog shows the url getting succesfully rewritten?
<0> it's blowing my mind
<2> yes, only line and full line, except for rewritelog + level
<0> are you sure that the error_log line you pasted
<0> and the rewritelog lines you pasted
<0> are both from the same request?
<0> and not one from an old request before you added the rewriterule line?
<0> is there anything else juicy in the rewritelog?
<0> if you don't mind, you should paste both your full rewritelog and httpd.conf on pastebin.com
<0> you don't happen to be have that rewriterule in a .htaccess do you?
<0> that could confuse things potentially
<2> TheJesus: i'm sure of that, i cleared the error_logs everytime i test for something new in this rewriteRule
<0> error 400 is so ****ed up
<2> my rewriteRule is injected directly to httpd.conf
<0> if you go directly to home.html in your browser
<2> i'm running a local httpd server
<0> does it work fine?
<2> yes, going to home.html works just fine
<0> it's so ambiguous
<0> ok paste your junk
<0> no judging
<0> feel free to share it
<0> I wont' make fun of you if you have silly things in it
<0> xineann might
<0> but she makes fun of me
<0> it's her MO
<2> ok hold on
<2> here it is:
<2> http://pastebin.com/582038
<2> pasted the logs as well as the rewrite section i have in httpd.conf
<2> what do you think is causing the 400 Bad Requests?
<0> full httpd.conf would be better
<0> cuz it's probably nothing with the rewriterule itself
<0> it's too simple
<0> yeah
<0> that's not enough pasted
<2> ok hold on
<0> I kinda wonder about (2) local path result: /home.html
<0> it sounds like it's looking for that file
<4> hello
<0> the 400 could be from a / in a windows file path??
<0> but
<0> apache's smarter than that
<0> dude what if you replace "/home.html" with just "home.html"
<0> there should be a scrubbing option on pastebin
<0> to scrub sensitive httpd.conf data
<2> TheJesus: i already played with replacing /home.html with "home.html"
<0> cuz I wouldn't post my whole thing without some changes
<0> for privacy
<2> and then with or without "/" on the condition
<0> ah
<2> correct, there needs to be some privacy stuff on pastebin
<0> I hate the 400 status code
<2> same here :(
<0> 88476 caspbot 119 0 103M 100M RUN 51.9H 62.01% 62.01% perl5.8.7
<0> p`u
<0> p`u what are you doing?
<0> .memusage
<2> TheJesus: my httpd.conf : http://pastebin.com/582088
<2> kindly refresh
<0> k
<0> well
<0> so
<0> I don't see anything
<0> my advice is
<0> turn up rewriteloglevel
<0> and server logging
<0> LogLevel debug
<2> RewriteLogLevel 5
<0> .apachedoc rewriteloglevel url
<0> P~U
<1> rewriteloglevel(mod_rewrite) url: http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mod_rewrite.html#rewriteloglevel
<0> WAKE UP ***HOLE
<0> \oh thanks
<2> there is rewritelog at the bottom
<0> set it to 10
<0> or 9 is the same as 10 I guess
<0> but turn it up higher
<0> the server logging will probably be more helpful but harder to read
<0> turn it all on
<0> do one failing request
<0> then turn it off
<0> and sift through it all
<2> ok, got it, lemme try
<0> ok
<0> I just copied your rewrite lines
<0> although with '/home.html'
<0> and it worked fine
<0> but os x
<0> not windows
<0> or even real unix
<0> now I'll try in a virtual host
<0> works like a charm
<0> craziness
<5> still not working huh
<2> it works now
<5> oh ok
<2> damn heck!
<2> i downloaded a new httpd binary
<5> htdocs/test/htdocs is a weird directory name
<2> 2.0.55
<2> Snuffel: let the directory be, i think that way :)
<0> dude what the ****
<5> a different apache.exe did the trick?
<0> I hate windows
<2> i hate windows yeah
<0> woah snuffel is a girl?
<2> i was using something like 2.0.4x then i updated to 2.0.55 just now, and it works like heaven!
<5> woah TheJesus knows how to whois
<2> jesus!!!
<2> Snuffel: yes, a newer apache.exe did the trick
<5> creepy
<0> I don't like your attitude, snuffel
<5> MY attitude
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