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Using wget for Downloading latest OXID CE 0

Posted on April 25, 2010 by Ashant_Chalasani

The OXID CE Download page doesn’t offer a direct link to download the latest distribution using wget, rather just a button.

If you’d like to download the latest version of OXID CE to your CLI-run servers using wget, use http://bit.ly/download-oxid-ce.

The file will be placed on your disk as index.php, which you will have to rename.

Top OXID mod_rewrite, .htaccess Issues on Linux 2

Posted on November 29, 2009 by Ashant_Chalasani

Before you take off into the glories of e-Commerce with OXID, sometime, .htaccess and mod_rewrite configuration issues might pose small hinderences.  This is a collection of problems that you might encounter, and solutions to them.

RewriteBase in .htaccess

If you are are running a shop at a path other than the root web path (ex. http://www.domain.com/), say at http://www.domain.com/shop/, you will have to define the RewriteBase in your shop’s .htaccess file.  Add this line:

RewriteBase /path/to/dir/subdir/

Ex. if you are running the shop at http://www.mydomain.com/shop/, then the RewriteBase should be:

RewriteBase /shop/

AllowOverwrite All

In your Apache server configuration, AllowOverride should be set to All (None by default on most Apache installations).

This helps SEF URLs to work, by allowing URL manipulation in the .htaccess file of your OXID installation.

mod_rewrite Setting for OXID Installation 0

Posted on November 28, 2009 by Ashant_Chalasani

If you are installing OXID on a LAMP server (Debian 5.0, Apache2, PHP5, Mysql5.1 system in my case), and mod_rewrite error shows up on the installation screen inspite of activating it with a2enmod rewrite, do make sure to set the AllowOverwrite directive to All (set to None on default Apache2 on Debian)



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