By sunset_bill on

I've got Clean URLs enabled and they're working fine, except for anything under the /user path. If I try going to example.com/user/<anything>, I get a Forbidden. When I add a ?q= -- example.com/?q=user/<anything> -- it works. I though it was a rewrite rule on my server, but the rewrite log doesn't show anything for a /user request. This is especially a drag for users who need to reset their password and get an email telling them to go to example.com/user/reset/... It's also very confusing after they've changed their password and get a Forbidden instead of their user page.

I've been looking all over and not finding anything. Anyone else ever seen this?

cheers,
SB

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WorldFallz’s picture

WorldFallz commented

one thing to check... make sure you don't have an actual 'user' directory under the drupal site.

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sunset_bill commented

Things verified/tried:
- no user directory under drupal
- no wacky Apache rewrite rule for /user path
- disabled and re-enabled Clean URLs
- compared .htaccess on this server with one that's working, and they're both the same

I'm still getting a 403 any time I try going to /user/*.

There's nothing in the Drupal log or Apache rewrite log. Having a hard time believing I've found something no one else has ever seen before. (Maybe I'll have a syndrome named after me? :) )