@LFischer once again thank you for your reply. I'll surely follow up via email next week I'll reference this topic. Have a nice weekend, cheers!

@LFischer

Dear Leo,

First of all thank you for your reply.
Now if you don't mind I'm going to be nothing more than honest.

PHP-FPM is over 10 years old and one of the most successful PHP processors. Why i-doit is still relying on detection modes that only go for mod_php is beyond my comprehension.

The "Test" button does not work. As I mentioned before, rewrite_module is not only enabled, as it is working, as I said ensuring HTTP is transformed into HTTPS.
But to make sure it is activated, I did another little test:

Added the following to .htaccess:

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteRule ^.*$ htaccess_tester.php
</IfModule>

Get the script htaccess_tester.php on GitHub and put it on the html folder.

Go to url/test

So I hope you understand and realize that for me (and most probably many other users) this just screams "BAD SOFTWARE, BAD DEVELOPMENT".
Not only the module detection is wrong, your "Test" button does not work.

Yet I'm still decided to put this to work. So let's have it.

Good afternoon,

I'm trying out a couple of softwares which include i-doit
However upon install it is simply incapable of detecting mod_rewrite, compiled with apache and module loaded, I have RewriteEngine On and a rule from http to https that is working perfectly. What does not work is the detection of the apache module BY i-doit:

Apache module mod_rewrite: Not InstalledTest ERROR

# apachectl -M | grep rewrite
 rewrite_module (shared)
# 

Please advise. Thank you.