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Do you know how to use .htaccess?
Taking poll if it's more common to know how to use htaccess or not.
There are some great security options with it and of course password protection. But any other tricks like 501 redirects.. |
Yup, Been using it for years.
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HTAccessible is a great free tool
http://www.tlhouse.co.uk/pc_software.shtml http://www.tlhouse.co.uk/htac1000.exe |
A quick note: Using .htaccess instead of server rules causes extra file, and rule lookups for each request, which will eventually cause a slowdown, and it won't work if AuthConfig is not set to Override. (The former is incredibly common with virtualhosts; it makes the admin's job easier.)
It's a quick way to make changes if you do not have access to your webserver's configuration, but if you do, there are better ways to set it up, such as in the webserver config file for that host. Always wrap your statements properly. Putting: RewriteEngine On in your .htacess is not as safe as: <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On </IfModule> In case if someone screws up on a webserver upgrade, the above will say 'Ok, so, rewrite isn't here, but we can deal with that.' The former will cause a 500 error, and your site will be down until someone notifies the administration that something bad happened. ...end of hijack. :thumbsup |
Ofcouse I know how to use it.
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yes
.htaccess is one of the very first things i learned. shouldn't be a problem for anyone, there are plenty of tutorials all over the interweb net thingy. |
http://www.htaccesstools.com/ makes it easy
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don't try and educate chaze....LOL...pointless can't forget, his host cancels people for starting too many blogs :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
I have no clue of how to use it. Wish I did though, seems like it could be useful.
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