: CPanel By default cPanel should come with mod rewrite as well as support for usr rewrites in home directorys. .htaccess Ensure that you have a blank .htaccess file in the root of directory

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By default cPanel should come with mod rewrite as well as support for usr rewrites in home directorys.

.htaccess

Ensure that you have a blank .htaccess file in the root of directory that your installing the script too. Additional since you purchased the script they should have no problems providing support.

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