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CakePHP problem with mod_rewrite

Thu, 23 Feb 2012 03:10:27 +0000

Hello, good evening. Today I had problems with CakePHP URL rewriting, and decided to share the error and how I solved it.

The problem was that when I tried to access the application’s URL through the browser, it returned the following error 404 – Not Found.

Well, first, after looking for inconsistencies in controller and action names, clearing the cache, checking whether URL rewriting was enabled in Apache, etc, I turned to Google. After some research, I found the solution in Cake’s own documentation.

Installing the Apache web server on Linux

Thu, 22 Dec 2011 09:38:01 +0000

Well, today I’ll show you how to install the Apache 2 web server. So, let’s go!

Note: When I performed the installation, the latest version of the package was “2.2.19″. So the tutorial will cover that version. However, you’ll download the most recent version, so your file will probably have a different name.

First download the latest package containing the Apache source code, in “tar.gz” format, from:

What is XAMPP and what is it for?

Wed, 30 Jun 2010 21:21:18 +0000

Hello, let me introduce you to my favorite package (Apache + PHP + MySQL). This is how I started; today I install them separately.

What is XAMPP?

XAMPP is a package that includes the main open-source servers available, including FTP, the MySQL database and Apache with support for the PHP and Perl languages. With it you can run well-known CMSs such as WordPress and Drupal on the local machine (on your own computer), speeding up development. Currently you can use XAMPP on four operating systems, which are: