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This rule will redirect (301 Permanent Redirect) all incoming requests to xxx.yyy.site.com domain to http://xxx.site.com/ preserving the URL path (e.g. http://xxx.yyy.site.com/kitten?say=meow will be …

Your pattern ([^/]+)/?$ will match fred as well as index.php. The key here -- the way how [L] flag works. After initial rewrite of fred occurs it goes to next rewrite iteration, where it will rewrite …

Maybe your config has wrong IP? 127.0.0.7 test.local This one should work just fine: 127.0.0.1 test.local Additionally you may have incorrect <VirtualHost> directives formatting (unless this is …

You have to use correct variables when writing the rule: %{REQUEST_URI} !-f makes no sense (unless requested URL = exact physical path on server -- 0.000001% chance to have such unusual setup). You n …

Please refer to Apache manual: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/mod/core.html#location You most likely need to use <Location /output> instead (or use <Directory> instead of <Location>) -- that's my … Taking the above into consideration you will need something like this (sorry, I cannot connect to my Apache box to test it): <Location /output> Dav On <LimitExcept GET HEAD OPTIONS PUT> …

1) On your website, make sure that you generate PROPER URLs, e.g. http://minecraft.domain.com/1/lorem-ipsum instead of /article.php?id=1&category=Minecraft&Name=Lorem+Ipsum Here, the acceptable chara …

Try adding this into your Apache configuration (for example, .htaccess file): Options -Indexes http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/mod/core.html#options Another alternative (which is also may be considered … as a bit safer approach) is to put default index file into such folders (the following directive tells Apache to display index.html from that folder if directory was requested): DirectoryIndex index.html …

To force www. to be present in a domain name try this one instead (it's safer to have domain name hard coded): RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !=www.example.com RewriteRule (.*) http://www.example.com/$1 [Q …

Apache does not know about apples.co.uk -- it only knows about www.apples.co.uk. So it uses first Virtual Host to serve apples.co.uk. Redirect will work OK here. … Apache does not know about bananas.co.uk -- it only knows about www.bananas.co.uk. So it uses first Virtual Host to serve bananas.co.uk .. which is www.apples.co.uk. …

The common mistake that a lot of people do is trying to match whole URL including query string. The reality is: when matching URL, the pattern get applied to path part of it and query string has to be …

The variable replacement will not work in ErrorDocument directive -- it will pass URL as is with no changes (maybe there are some special module that will perform such replacement -- I do not know). …

Based on those "If-*" headers Apache decides how to reply to the request. I'm sure -- now you can see a pattern here -- very easy to spot which values where used and where. …

Use RewriteLog and RewriteLogLevel directives to log such activity (IIS restart most likely will be required). The higher value you put for RewriteLogLevel the more verbose/detailed it will be. If …

To implement such redirect using mod_rewrite and .htaccess you need to use RewriteMap directive which cannot be placed in .htaccess -- only in server config / VirtualHost context. If you have such acc …