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I have cgit installed on shared hosting and although the home page comes up, every url comes up with file not found until I add cgit.cgi to the front of the path.

e.g www.domain.com/path will error unless typed in the browser as www.domain.com/cgit.cgi/path, yet all the links in the returned page are in the form www.domain.com/path.

Is there some rewrite rule for .htaccess that can cause the webserver to treat every instance of www.domain.con/path as www.domain.com/cgit.cgi/path? Drupal's Clean URLs come to mind.

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try this 

RewriteRule path cgit.cgi/path
suvankar
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  • I have tried something along those lines but I don't think I am using the right syntax? What is the variable or placeholder that should replace path in the formula? – vfclists Sep 24 '12 at 10:03
  • `RewriteRule (.*) /cgit.cgi/$1` This will rewrite every instance of www.domain.con/path as www.domain.com/cgit.cgi/path – suvankar Sep 24 '12 at 14:11