If you run Chevereto in a sub-folder and you have a website which have .htaccess rules that conflict with Chevereto you will have problems. The rules from / will be above the /chevereto rules and Chevereto won't work as expected.
For example, if you run Wordpress in your site root like #RewriteBase /chevereto and you run Chevereto in a sub-folder like mysite.com/imghost the rules from Wordpress will overrite the Chevereto rules.
The solution is pretty simply, go to the folder where you uploaded Chevereto and open the .htaccess files and find this:
Change this:
To this:
Where /chevereto is the folder where Chevereto is installed and is relative to the root website. So if you installed chevereto in mysite.com/imghost you will have to use this:
For example, if you run Wordpress in your site root like #RewriteBase /chevereto and you run Chevereto in a sub-folder like mysite.com/imghost the rules from Wordpress will overrite the Chevereto rules.
The solution is pretty simply, go to the folder where you uploaded Chevereto and open the .htaccess files and find this:
Code:
# If you have problems with the rewrite rules remove the "#" from the following RewriteBase line
# You will also have to change the path to reflect the path to your Chevereto installation
#RewriteBase /cheveretoChange this:
Code:
#RewriteBase /cheveretoTo this:
Code:
RewriteBase /cheveretoWhere /chevereto is the folder where Chevereto is installed and is relative to the root website. So if you installed chevereto in mysite.com/imghost you will have to use this:
Code:
RewriteBase /imghost