123bear
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123bear commented,
You can try renaming the .htaccess file instead of deleting it so that it's disabled and backed up at the same time. Then, add the custom rules to a new .htaccess file. Thank you. It works well no...
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123bear commented,
Hello, Please keep in mind that custom redirect rules are not supported. We're happy to help as much as possible, but we can't write custom Mod_Rewrite rules for you. Have you tried backing up the...
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123bear commented,
Hello, Do you already have custom Mod_Rewrite rules associated with a script in your .htaccess file? Have you tried setting up individual redirects for specific file names? Thank you. "custom Mo...
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123bear commented,
. In cPanel, make sure your redirect is set up as a "Wild Card Redirect" if you want to redirect the domain but also the filename. 2. Code issues/requests are better on a site such as StackOverflo...
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WWW redirect doesn't apply with filename
hi. I set www.domain.com to redirect to www.domain.com/filename.html does NOT redirect to . How to set it so it does NOT effect redirecting, without writing full path? Thanks!
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123bear commented,
No, that is not accurate. The document root is configured in the Apache configuration file, so Apache knows where to look for the content associated with the domain name. Thank you. Thanks, it wor...
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123bear commented,
Hello, Have you considered simply adding the addon domain name with it's document root in the account's home directory instead of the public_html directory? Otherwise, the following third-party UR...
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123bear commented,
Hello, You can forbid the access to specific directory by putting below in htaccess: Options -Indexes You can also redirect 403 error page to your custom error page by putting below in htaccess:...
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123bear commented,
Hello, Could you provide a specific example (using fake domain names) of the preferred behavior? Thank you. but i already did... domain.com has a hosting package. 2nd domain has his own director...
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123bear commented,
Your best bet is to use the .htaccess file. Get it to check the host. If the host is domain.com, redirect to /index.php for example. However if the host is community.domain.com, do nothing. :) Can...