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Well, I found my board, then it disappeared again .. Right after I added the .htaccess file. rm -rf .htaccess, and it shows back up. Add it back, it disappears.

http://delta.cluenet.org/~lee/phpinfo.php for most likely any info you need.
Seems like there's always someone reading this, but no one can venture a guess? Sad
If you see a blank page after adding your .htaccess, chances are your server doesn't support .htaccess. This is something you should take up with your web host since we can't do anything aobut it.

We give you the option to disable SEO URLs in the Admin CP options, if your host does not support .htaccess.
Actually, it gives my forum a 404 not found .. As in, according to apache, it doesn't exist. Mod_rewrite is enabled.
Are you able to get a copy of your server's access logs and error logs? It would be interesting to see why the 404 is being sent (maybe the .htaccess is rewriting to an incorrect URL).
I could try, when should I get them from? From once I add back in the .htaccess or what?
Yes, when you get the 404 error.
Well, the admin of it's going to post it, so in the mean time .. I like how your signature and avatar is changing colors on me :o
Hi there,

I am the server admin for the server that Lee hosts his copy of mybb on.

The relevent Apache logs are below. Please ignore any non-relevent entrys.

http://delta.cluenet.org/~server/access.log
http://delta.cluenet.org/~server/error.log

Rich Smith - methecooldude
I'm assuming when you have the .htaccess in the folder, you see these kind of errors:
Quote:[Mon Jun 30 20:50:49 2008] [alert] [client 82.0.65.58] /home/lee/public_html/mybb_140_beta_1/.htaccess: Options not allowed here
[Mon Jun 30 20:56:11 2008] [alert] [client 198.247.172.10] /home/lee/public_html/mybb_140_beta_1/.htaccess: Options not allowed here

"Options not allowed here"

From my understanding of how Apache works, your host needs to set
AllowOverride Options
In your VirtualHost entry.

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/cor...owoverride