A aww Well-Known Member Sep 19, 2008 #1 Sep 19, 2008 #1 I don't know exactly which version started this problem but it did not happen before 3.2 Lines in .htaccess beginning with # are suddenly being processed instead of being ignored. This is incorrect (and strange).
I don't know exactly which version started this problem but it did not happen before 3.2 Lines in .htaccess beginning with # are suddenly being processed instead of being ignored. This is incorrect (and strange).
M mistwang LiteSpeed Staff Sep 19, 2008 #2 Sep 19, 2008 #2 It is not likely. we need you to confirm this before we can start investigate, it might be something else. Try something like #deny from all which can be easily told working or not and not affected by something else.
It is not likely. we need you to confirm this before we can start investigate, it might be something else. Try something like #deny from all which can be easily told working or not and not affected by something else.
A aww Well-Known Member Sep 19, 2008 #3 Sep 19, 2008 #3 I can't take the server down right now but the way I noticed it was processing comments was because a header was being added that I commented out: # BrowserMatch MSIE ie8compatibility # Header set X-UA-Compatible IE=7 env=ie8compatibility Click to expand... Since you said Litespeed doesn't do BrowserMatch, I had commented it out. Suddenly it was working when I went to 3.3.18 (with the # still in place)
I can't take the server down right now but the way I noticed it was processing comments was because a header was being added that I commented out: # BrowserMatch MSIE ie8compatibility # Header set X-UA-Compatible IE=7 env=ie8compatibility Click to expand... Since you said Litespeed doesn't do BrowserMatch, I had commented it out. Suddenly it was working when I went to 3.3.18 (with the # still in place)
M mistwang LiteSpeed Staff Sep 19, 2008 #4 Sep 19, 2008 #4 Maybe it has been set somewhere else as well. You can try changing the "Header" value see if it changes.
Maybe it has been set somewhere else as well. You can try changing the "Header" value see if it changes.
