Kees Cook wrote:
> ...old installs of mythweb that contain a left-over copy of
> /etc/mythtv/mythwweb-htaccess file (it should be renamed to something else)
So to clarify, this changes the steps to implement the workaround. I reverted the changes I had made to /etc/apache2/sites-available/mythweb.conf (per the prior comments), restarted apache, confirmed the problem was still present, then ran:
Kees Cook wrote: mythwweb- htaccess file (it should be renamed to something else)
> ...old installs of mythweb that contain a left-over copy of
> /etc/mythtv/
So to clarify, this changes the steps to implement the workaround. I reverted the changes I had made to /etc/apache2/ sites-available /mythweb. conf (per the prior comments), restarted apache, confirmed the problem was still present, then ran:
# mv /etc/mythtv/ mythweb- htaccess /etc/mythtv/ mythweb- htaccess. obsolete
# /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
and that also worked to resolve the problem.
Presumably mythweb-htaccess can then be deleted.