htaccess

To make a Wiki installation look more profession you should try to
use your Webservers mod_rewrite module to get nicer looking URLs.
This file is an example to be installed as ".htaccess" (Web server
per-directory configuration file), which allows to call your ewiki
wrapper using URLs like:

   http://www.example.de/wiki/SomePage
   http://www.example.de/wiki/edit/OneOfThePages

(For this example, you needed to set EWIKI_SCRIPT to "/wiki/").
This example '.htaccess' script shows how to instruct mod_rewrite
to catch above URLs and to transform them into ".../index.php?id=Page"
again before calling the script.

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Shows how to use mod_rewrite with ewiki.

* old style:  http://www.example.com/wiki.php?page=WikiPage
* PATH_INFO:  http://www.example.com/WikiPage

Remember to enable EWIKI_USE_PATH_INFO+ inside ewiki.php - this was
disabled once, because of the many broken Apache implementations (they
seem to support that broken CGI/1.1 specification, which was for good
reasons and luckily never blessed to become an official RFC).

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