My application needs mod_rewrite and AllowEncodedSlashes enabled on httpd.conf. It also needs some php extensions to be enabled but I can't find how to change those settings on my host's pannel.
Can I do it programatically?
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Eduardo
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1Have you tried asking Godaddy? – womble Sep 25 '11 at 02:55
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What do you think? Of course! – Eduardo Sep 25 '11 at 02:58
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1And what was their response? – John Gardeniers Sep 25 '11 at 04:37
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I've got no response yet. If they do then I'll post it. I believe they won't for security reasons. That's why I'm asking here. – Eduardo Sep 25 '11 at 14:11
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Most shared hosts do not allow directly editing httpd.conf.
But you can always put those directives in a .htaccess
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If some setting is not allowed by a shared host in your .htaccess file, most likely the hosting provider deems it either unsafe or a privilege only for VPS and Dedicated Customers.
But all hosting providers I have dealt with (I never had a hosting account with GoDaddy so cannot speak about them) were flexible if your needs are genuine. So you can always talk to them and try to justify your need for some configuration setting and maybe you can get lucky.
As for the list of available PHP Modules, the only place which can give you an answer is your Hosting Support or the Community forums of the provider, in your case http://community.godaddy.com/
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@Eduardo see my update. But in short only one who can really help you is Godaddy Support. – danishgoel Sep 25 '11 at 15:20