Is there anything in EE that would cause some files under web root to be accessible while others return a 404?
For example, I have a /js/
with about 10 JS files. About 8 of them are accessible, but the other 2 returns a 404 error (I have verified that the files do exist on the server). Same with my /cache/
folder (where Minimee files are saved); the generated files are returning 404.
UPDATE 1:
Here's the screen shot of the error I am getting:
It's an EE error page, so this has to do with EE somehow, right?
UPDATE 2: Directory listing of /js/
As I am just clicking on these links that are produced as a result of Apache's directory listing, I am not inclined to believe that I am running into any case sensitivity issues. The two unvisited links are the ones returning 404s.
/js/
sub-directory and see a list of JS files there. I click on those links as shown on the browser. Most work, but some do not. It can't be a file naming issue if I'm clicking from the list of files Apache reports to the browser, right?index.php
from your URLs? If so, what does that .htaccess rule look like? Does it exclude js and CSS files?