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  • Thread Starter peteboyd

    (@peteboyd)

    To be more specific, we have a Windows Server 2003, with IIS 6.0. We have installed WP-Supercache but get the error:

    Mod rewrite may not be installed!

    Of course its not installed as we are running IIS and not Apache. Is this an Apache only application?

    Apache is the target because that’s what 99% of blogs use. Ignore the warning and you should be able to use it in half-on mode if you don’t have fancy permalinks.

    If you have permalinks, and use full mode with static html files it will probably result in your users seeing old content because the correct expiry headers won’t be sent.

    Thread Starter peteboyd

    (@peteboyd)

    Thanks. Yeah, we just have an odd legacy configuration, which we hope to update this year. It’s installed, so we will test out. Nice app.

    Thread Starter peteboyd

    (@peteboyd)

    Do the same reulst apply when half on? We cannot tell if its working or not. Thanks.

    I think the error from $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’].
    If you rule like,
    RewriteRule /html/(.+)\.html /index.php?p=$1

    then request https://target/html/123.html,infact https://target/index.php?p=123 requeted.

    in apache $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’]=’/html/123.html’
    but in IIS $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’]=’/index.php?p=123′

    so…..
    (sorry,bad english~)

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