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i use .htaccess

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
    RewriteEngine on
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^public
    RewriteRule ^(.*)$ public/$1 [L]
</IfModule>

but it is not work.
visit public away fine.

Peter

You don't have to change anything, just rename the public folder to for example public_html if that's the docroot on your server.

Harro

Not to be offensive YIIPHP, but you're asking a lot of questions here about stuff that is actually documented or asked before. Did you read the documentation, and searched this forum? In case of htaccess, the FuelPHP installation contains a working example, so I don't see why you have to make your own. If this is because you have deviated from the original installation structure, it would be nice to tell us what you have changed, so we can judge if that will have an impact on your rewrite rules, and how to deal with that impact (note that the docs describe solutions for the most common alternative setups).

yiiphp

sorry for?that ?if ask the same question , i search my question , but not find the same question ,
May be ask stable for fuelphp
.i had read document I. Searched,I mean not public dir,
I use. Host can not point to public dir,

Harro

If you have installed the FuelPHP directory structure inside your document root, see http://docs.fuelphp.com/installation/instructions.html#/install_inside_root. If you have installed it differently, explain exactly how, because now we have to guess...

yiiphp

sorry,i had to do this.
i find my question .
it is show be a domain to the root dir.
i test in local.
now it works. like localhost
but if use localhost/myfrist .htaccess not work fine

Harro

Please define "not work fine". What happens? What platform do you use? Which webserver, PHP using a module or in CGI mode?

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