访问要重写的地址时出现错误 403
我有以下重写规则：
RewriteRule ^products/([a-zA-Z]+)$ /project/clients/index.php?database=$1&module=products [L,QSA]
目录结构是：
/var/www/project/clients/index.php
当写入地址时 "http://host/products/clientA/" 被定向到 "/project/clients/index.html 中。 php?database=clientA&module=products"。在我的 PC 上装有 linux (debian) 的虚拟机中工作正常，但服务器 linux 返回 403 错误。
但是如果我改写这个规则：
RewriteRule ^project/products/([a-zA-Z]+)$ /project/clients/index.php?database=$1&module=products [L,QSA]
然后写url："http://host/project/products/clientA/"，效果很好
"/var/www 上的权限/project/" 和子目录，适合 apache。
谢谢。
编辑 我将问题提交给“http://serverfault.com”
I have the following rewrite rules:
RewriteRule ^products/([a-zA-Z]+)$ /project/clients/index.php?database=$1&module=products [L,QSA]
The directory structure is:
/var/www/project/clients/index.php
When writing the address "http://host/products/clientA/" is directed into the "/project/clients/index.php?database=clientA&module=products". In my virtual machine with linux (debian) in my PC works fine, but the server linux returns a 403 error.
But if I switch to rewrite this rule:
RewriteRule ^project/products/([a-zA-Z]+)$ /project/clients/index.php?database=$1&module=products [L,QSA]
and then write the url: "http://host/project/products/clientA/", works well
The permissions on "/var/www/project/" and sub directories, is right for apache.
Thanks.
EDIT
I took my question to "http://serverfault.com"
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您应该将 .htaccess 文件放在 docroot 目录（public_html 或 htdocs）中。
示例：
网址：
http://example.com/somedir/somefile.php路径：
/var/www/example/htdocs/somedir/somefile.php.htaccess 应放置在
/var/www/example/htdocs/.htaccess中。当您收到 HTTP 403（或 500）错误时，您应该首先查看错误日志。
You should put the .htaccess file in the docroot directory (public_html or htdocs).
Example:
URL:
http://example.com/somedir/somefile.phpPath:
/var/www/example/htdocs/somedir/somefile.php.htaccess should be placed in
/var/www/example/htdocs/.htaccess.When you get a HTTP 403 (or 500) error, you should look in your error logs first.