There is a bug in the file “/oxid-eshop/core/[B]oxsysrequirements.php[/B]” in row 319 where “return $iModStat;” has to be changed to “[B]return 2;[/B]”
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After that a mod_rewrite will be accepted even if it is activated via httaccess[/B]
Actually the implemented check should work also in the case when mod_rewrite is activated via htaccess. But your suggested solution to implement “return 2;” is not acceptable, because it will always return true for this requirements, even if it not there (but it is mandatory for proper eShop work).
So would be good to investigate more about this case, then we would check what’s proper solution can be implemented. Can you write mode details about your case?
[QUOTE=Marco Steinhaeuser;42136]
On this stage, the rewrite zend optimizer shall not be called yet.[/QUOTE]
Not directly, but the mod_rewrite-check calls “oxseo.php?mod_rewrite_module_is=off”, and if you call this page in kc’s shop, you get a zend error, and that is probably the reason why the mod_rewrite-check fails.
[QUOTE=kc;43048]Is there a way to make the whole site zend_optimizer enabled without having to do this on each folder?[/QUOTE]
Apparently not at your hosting provider