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PHP Configuration Setting for 404 Errors – Apache

Our PHP installation is intercepting 404 Page Not Found errors and displaying this basic and generic 404 error message on pages with the .php extension:

File not found.

It is preventing the requestor from seeing our nicely formatted ERROR 404 Page.

How do I shut off the PHP setting to have the server use our Apache directives for 404’s?

Here is a screenshot of the nicely formatted 404.

Here is a screenshot of the 404 that does not the follow Apache Directives.

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  1. 0

    I would start looking at the apache conf files (all the conf files in the apache folder i.e. in /etc/apache2 as example, or all the vhost files configuration that should be in something like /etc/apache2/sites-enabled or similar)
    if nothing is helping there then
    I would start from having a look at the .htaccess files

    as I remember there is nothing in the php configuration that is telling to intercept the 404

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    Check your .htaccess file. Check if custom ErrorDocument is set. For example:

    ErrorDocument 404 /file-not-found.php

    In addition check if there any redirects matching pages having .php extension. For example:

    RewriteCond %{THE_REQUEST}  /+[^?]+.php
RewriteRule ^ - [L,R=404]
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    Due to enabling the mod_proxy_fcgi and using PHP-FPM this might happen.The default error page in the proxy is File not Found. Try adding the following in your http.conf or apache.conf

    ProxyErrorOverride On
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