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PostPosted: 2010-10-02, 22:02    Thank you Reply with quoteBack to top

I just registered to say thank you for the great application. Works very well, an outcome of German engineering?! clap

Just one suggestion - it would be great if you could help to put a htaccess file together for drupal CMS. That is the only bit I had to work a bit, though there is a partial workaround.

Once again, thanks from India!

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PostPosted: 2010-10-02, 23:04    (No subject) Reply with quoteBack to top

Thanks for your Thanks!

Why do you need an extra .htaccess file?
Maybe you can install MSD into a folder outside of Drupal and use it as a subdomain like mysqldumper.yourdomain.com ... that way the Drupal .htaccess does not interfere with the protection of the Dumper.

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PostPosted: 2010-10-02, 23:11    (No subject) Reply with quoteBack to top

I just had the idea of inserting
RewriteEngine Off

as the first line in the .htaccess generated by MySQLDumper.
This should turn off all rewrite rules set by Drupal or other systems.

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PostPosted: 2010-10-03, 19:34    (No subject) Reply with quoteBack to top

@DSB
Hi, I just tried that and it doesn't work.

@Jens_K
Hi, I think the most common configuration is that drupal sits directly in public_html and prevents access to all lower folders. I had put in a blank htaccess in msd folder with the line DirectoryIndex install.php to allow me to install msd.

However, this prevents msd from creating folder protection since it thinks the htaccess is already there and hence the folder is protected. Even if I manage to create another htaccess from msd, for some reason, adding the line DirectoryIndex index.php to the htaccess generated by msd does not seem to allow access to index.php either. So whenever I have to access msd config page, I need to access htaccess from web hosting control panel and then put it back after finishing.

Please do let me know if I am missing something. Thanks.

Edit: I guess there is some 401 edit that need done to prevent the page not found, but I am not sure how that is done.

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PostPosted: 2010-10-03, 20:29    (No subject) Reply with quoteBack to top

So place MySQLDumper outside the drupal folders and let a subdomain point to it.
We can't fix issues that are caused by other scripts and their .htaccess files.

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PostPosted: 2010-10-04, 07:11    (No subject) Reply with quoteBack to top

Agreed. I was only looking to see if there is an easy workaround.

Thank you.

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