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I'm not having any luck getting this to work. I've tried several configurations, as described here, here and here, but no matter what I do, page refreshes all end up with a 404. If I put <my_base>/#/myPage into my browser's URL bar, the page loads as expected, and the '/#' disappears. Then, if I try to reload, I get a 404. My setup is a single-page Angular web app: index.html has a single element that is the app's directive; this template has a navbar and an ng-view element that routes to the various pages.

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According to sysadmin, Apache's AllowOverride value is set to "None", which means that .htaccess files "won't work."

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