Change all type of re-request keeping the parameters and URL via htaccess

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Change all type of re-request keeping the parameters and URL via htaccess

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I’ve been racking my brain for hours trying to figure out this htaccess thing

My need is the following, I have a root directory of my system, and each user accesses the system by URL www.meudminio.com.br/filename

But I need to internally load www.meudminio.com.br/system/index.php, without revealing to the user, and without changing the URL, even interacting with the system, if it tries to access:

www.meudminio.com.br/username/accounts? id=20 would www.meudminio.com.br/system/accounts? id=20

htaccess can help me with this?

What you already have of htaccess?

– KaduAmaral

2015/08/07 at 14:27
so I know very little then I was doing: Rewriterule .* www.meudominio.com/system [R=302]

– Vinicius Nyx

2015/08/07 at 14:38
it has basically nothing, I really do not understand anything of htaccess, I wanted to know how to make redirects keeping some snippets of the URL and the parameters without changing the address pro user

– Vinicius Nyx

2015/08/07 at 14:40
Have you already enabled rewrite? Else add RewriteEngine on at the beginning of htaccess. Try it like this RewriteRule ^(\w*)/contas$ sistema/contas [QSA, L], I’m not sure it’ll work..

– KaduAmaral

2015/08/07 at 14:49
was active, does not work yet, what I had so far was: Options +Followsymlinks Rewriteengine on Rewritecond %{HTTP_HOST} meudomonio.com.br/dev[nc] Rewriterule (.*) http://www.meudomonio.com.br/dev/system [r=301,nc] but it does not work.

– Vinicius Nyx

2015/08/07 at 14:56

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by Beraldo • **336** points · Answer 1 · 2015-08-12T12:32:44+00:00

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Let your .htaccess with only this:

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteRule ^ index.php [QSA,L]

Then program in the index.php the routes the system will have. See this article: http://rberaldo.com.br/urls-amigaveis-sem-htaccess-usando-slim/

Actually the routes are already configured, still giving error 500 Internal server error

– Vinicius Nyx

2015/08/13 at 14:00
See the error log of the web server. There is the reason for error 500

– Beraldo

2015/08/13 at 17:17
Excuse the noobse but where do I see it?

– Vinicius Nyx

2015/08/13 at 20:52
In the web server installation directory there should be a "logs" directory. If you use Linux, the logs should be in /var/logs/apache. See more here http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/logs.html

– Beraldo

2015/08/14 at 00:11