I installed the blog and now I can't access my web stats...

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pdc215
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I installed the blog and now I can't access my web stats...

Post by pdc215 »

I installed Serendipity into my host. In order to access my stats, I must enter www.url.net/stats. However, it brings up my blog. Did I not install properly and can I change it? Thanks.
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Re: I installed the blog and now I can't access my web stats

Post by garvinhicking »

Hi!

Save a .htaccess file in your 'stats' directory and enter:

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RewriteEngine Off
in that directory. That will prevent serendipity from taking over that subdirectory.

Or ask your provider to install the stats into a different subdomain, of a domain where serendipity is not installed in. To support URL rewriting, it needs to take over all *.htlm URLs by default when using mod_rewrite.

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Post by pdc215 »

Thanks! Now...Can you tell me how I can upload that file? Ha
I'm on OS X and it doesn't allow you to see them unless you unhide all system files. If you know...:)

Also, I tried to disable this in my FTP client but it's still not showing.
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Post by garvinhicking »

Hi!

Sorry, I don't use Mac OSX, so I can't advise. :-(

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Post by scottwalsh »

pdc215,

An idea that might work depending on your ftp client;
1 Create the file as "htaccess".
2 Upload it to your host via ftp.
3 Within your ftp client rename it to ".htaccess".
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