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Cannot see loaded modules in hosted account

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I am wanting to move my website online and my website is not working on my shared hosting account, only to find out that module mod_rewrite was not loaded. I ran phpinfo ( http://imranbukhsh.com/f/fcrawl/tmp/phpinfo.php ) and I cannot see the whole section on 'loaded modules' which I can see on my personal computer after I installed XAMPP: its a huge section on my pc ( in phpinfo ) and totally missing on my shared hosting server.





My hosting company is Valcato





Thanking you


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  1. Tips For AllJanuary 31, 2012 at 2:54 AM

    The module is not loaded, which is why you are not seeing it in your server signature.

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