Neos generate index.php in the url

Using Neos & Flow
1

Hi everyone,

I host a Neos to shared hosting server and add .htaccess inside public_html to redirect to public_html/Web. I am not sure that cause a problem or not but the url contains index.php.

Could someone experience this problem and how to fix it?

2

As far as I understand it you have public_html specified as your root whereas it should be the Web folder.
That also makes your .htaccess that redirects stuff obsolete.

3

The vhost must point directly to the Web path. You have to configure the vhosts.

< VirtualHost *:80>
DocumentRoot "/var/www/html/YourProject/Web/"
SetEnv FLOW_CONTEXT Development
ServerName www.domain.com
< Directory /var/www/html/YourProject/Web/>
AllowOverride All
< /Directory>
< /VirtualHost>

4

Hi Christian,

It is a shared hosting and the root path is public_html. Do you have other solution?

5

Hi David,

It is a shared hosting and the default root is public_html. Do you have any suggestion?

6

Make sure that

SetEnv FLOW_REWRITEURLS 1

is set. If you’re not allowed to set env variables via .htaccess, you might have to add it to the index.php until https://github.com/neos/flow-development-collection/pull/56 is merged

7

Hi Bastian,

SetEnv FLOW_REWRITEURLS 1 was already set.

8

But was it accepted?
You can check via

Bootstrap::getEnvironmentConfigurationSetting('FLOW_REWRITEURLS')
9

Hi Bastian,

How to run your comment script? Do you any suggestion to fix my problem?

Thanks.

10

You mean how to debug that value?
the hardcore way is to add

\TYPO3\Flow\var_dump(Bootstrap::getEnvironmentConfigurationSetting('FLOW_REWRITEURLS'));exit;

anywhere to your code to see whether it is actually set. If not, you can set it via

setenv()
11

Do you have the rights to add files/folders above the public_html folder? Maybe you can simply use public_html instead of Web und place the other files one level up.