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Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync Rwrite Rule in htaccess #15
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Pretty cool... |
Hmm i fear no, but i dont know exactly. I must study the Apache Documentation for this. |
don't loose time on it until you want to learn about apache Rewrites. |
Why did you set ACTIVESYNC and REMOTE_USER ?? |
I think, i must do this, to make Authorization work. But if i dont need this, what is the correct Syntax? |
For me that works, I added php conf, could you try ? RewriteEngine On php_flag magic_quotes_gpc off |
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You can use a htaccess file to set the Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync dir, if you are on a shared Webhost and dont have access to the Apache Configuration:
RewriteEngine on RewriteBase / RewriteRule Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync(.*) /var/www/user/html/oczpush/index.php$1 [E=ACTIVESYNC:true,E=REMOTE_USER:%{HTTP:Authorization}]
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