> The one certificate I'm using ( sierraprogress.crt) works fine for
> sierraprogress.org connections but, of course, will NOT work for
> www.sierraprogress.org connections because of the domain name mis-match. I've
> also tried using a wildcard certificate for *.sierraprogress.org (see below),
I don't understand how to deal with forcing all connections to
www.sierraprogress.org to simply sierraprogress.org , forcing all
connections to my website with https , and using only one certificate per
domain name?
Here's my unique server information:
CentOS 7
Server version: Apache/2.4.41 (codei
Hi,
I am looking for some guidance on how to forward specific html files to a
new locations. The motivation is for users who might have bookmarked a no
longer current location and best practices for SEO functionality. Here
would be an example:
Old:
https://example.com/old/path/to/old_file.html
The directory perms are ok (directory 0755, files 0705); you can see the
content of the script but not execute it.
On Tue, Feb 4, 2020 at 2:12 AM Igor Cicimov wrote:
> Should have said "exported" with noexec instead of mounted to make it more
> clear. Then it doesn't matter what you do on the cl
George R Goffe schrieb:
Hi,
I have come across a few sites whose URLs seem to provide continuous content. When the user goes to
the end of the URL the "server?" "thinks" for a second or two and puts up an
animated mouse pointer and then more content appears.
My question is, "How is this conti
