Bug: minor: mod_rewrite presence not properly detected when using CGI instead of apache module

[grayeul]

Description

If you are using a CGI interface for php ( e.g. php-fpm ) then the apache_get_modules() method is not available, and therefore the initial setup page falsely reports a problem because it cannot detect proper rewrite operation via mod_rewrite. This also shows up on a running server, in the Admin/Debug page -- as can be seen in the Softaculous dynamic demo.

• ChurchCRM version: 5.6.0
• PHP version the server running: PHP 8.1
• DB Server and Version the server is running: MariaDB 10.3

Steps To Reproduce

This shows up immediately, if you are using php-fpm as a separate service to handle php.

Expected behavior

Since the apache server is properly handling processing of the .htaccess files, and rewriting in general, the expected behavior is not to falsely report an error.

Screenshots and/or logs

N/A

Debugging Steps

• What has been done to debug the issue so far?
  • The error is due to the way mod_rewrite is being checked in AppIntegrityService.php
  • A potential fix (at least for some linux-hosted environments) is forthcoming.