docker image from project https://github.com/4sskick/infra

Enable mod_rewrite apache on images docker PHP

I faced a problem when doing some development on Code Igniter project. I have to setup .htaccess to remove index.php from URL. Also face a weird problem when I catch the POST value from form view I created. They aren't delive value of POST data
short lonk story, after I evaluating the whole project's config of framework. Turns out that the culprit is the .htaccess file.
So I need to check the module is already enabled or not on apache. Here the repo project I mean https://github.com/4sskick/infra

Disclaimer:
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this only a temporer solution, I believe when I remove the base image of container project, the setup would be back to default.
So you have to re-enable the steps I write here. DYOR !

- make sure you already run the container by docker-compose up -d
- list the container by type, 'docker container ls', look for name with suffix _php. In case for the repo project would be 'ck_php'
- time to run service only to that container by type 'docker exec -it <name_container: ex ck_php> bash'. To access shell on it
- because mod_rewrite is an apache module, so you have to make sure it already enabled or not by type, 'apachectl -M'
- see for 'rewrite_module (shared)', if see none then enable it by type, 'a2enmod rewrite'
- container gonna ask to restart the service by type, 'service apache2 restart'.
- container terminated, don't worry just re-run the command 'docker-compose up -d'
- check again to make sure if module is already enable by accessing shell of container 'ck_php' & type 'apachectl -M' see for rewrite_module
- done

I will update the config of apache PHP's Dockerfile soon, so won't have to enable manually

oowh BTW!
for a simple check about module apache mod_rewrite enabled already or not, just echoing the 'echo phpinfo();'. Then look for mod_rewrite, if exist then enabled or else. GOOD LUCK!