On 16/12/2007, Bryan Richardson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks. I took a look at the Wiki links you provided, and I think I'll
> try using Redirect instead. Any hints as to how I would use Redirect
> in this situation?
Redirect is a simpler solution but will only work in the main server
confi
Thanks. I took a look at the Wiki links you provided, and I think I'll
try using Redirect instead. Any hints as to how I would use Redirect
in this situation?
Another question: is the RewriteEngine directive site-wide or per
directory? Also, if I say RewriteEngine On in a directory that I also
say
On 16/12/2007, Bryan Richardson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> root directory. I've tried both ^(.*)$ and /^(.*)$ for the rewrite rule.
> Any suggestions? Thanks! -- BTR
The first of those should work but the second not (it's not really a
valid regex as ^ mid-string doesn't have a special m
Hello all,
I have a directory on my webserver (say http://localhost/foo/) who's
subdirectories (say bar/ and cha/) I want to only be available via SSL (
https://localhost/foo/bar/ % https://localhost/foo/cha/). I have the
following .htaccess in my foo/ directory, but it's not working. I assume
t
