Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Publishing .htaccess Online

2005-08-15 Thread David Blomstrom
OK, I published/uploaded it with Dreamweaver, and it worked just fine. Thanks. --- Craig Dunigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It sounds like you're using "publish" to mean > "upload," in which case > there's nothing special about .htaccess files. It's > just a simple > ASCII text file. > > P

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Publishing .htaccess Online

2005-08-15 Thread Craig Dunigan
Unless you were worried about the ASCII line ending translation? I think Apache won't like it if you leave Windows line endings in there. Use ASCII as the transfer type, but most FTP clients will handle that correctly for you. I can't say anything specific about Dreamweaver's FTP client. -- C

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Publishing .htaccess Online

2005-08-15 Thread Craig Dunigan
It sounds like you're using "publish" to mean "upload," in which case there's nothing special about .htaccess files. It's just a simple ASCII text file. Perhaps you were thinking of special attention to insure they can't be served by Apache? The default config file prevents that. If not, yo

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Publishing .htaccess Online

2005-08-15 Thread David Blomstrom
I read something about publishing .htaccess files online that suggested they require special attention. As I recall, it said you can't publish them as BINARY files. If so, does that mean I can't publish it online with Dreamweaver? Would I be able to use CuteFTP and simply drag and drop it into the