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Enabling .htaccess on Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard Server

Joomla likes to use .htaccess as part of what makes its SEO friendly web pages work.

I tried and tried and tried to make this work 'the old way' on Leopard Server 10.5, but I should have known better.

All you need to do is check 'Allow All Overrides' in Server Admin for the Site in question and bingo! your .htaccess starts to work. I suppose I should have looked in Server Admin first. Call me dense, but I didnt decode 'Web Service will look for additional configuration files inside the web content folder for each request'

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