By cinquetooty on

I've got a password generation system that I'm using from another (pre-Drupal) site that I developed. The trouble is it won't work unless I disable Drupal's default htaccess file that's sitting in the directory above it.

How can I 'cancel' this .htaccess file so that the settings aren't inherited by this particular directory?

Many thanks

Ian

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cog.rusty commented

You could try to find the offending htaccess directive(s) and then put a new htaccess file in the subdirectory which negates them. For example if it was an apache rewrite issue then you would put a htaccess in the subdirectory with a "RewriteEngine off" directive. Depends on what exactly is the error.

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cinquetooty commented

I'm not sure why - but the register_globals needed to be turned on before my code would work!

Thanks for the tip