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Redirect https to http via htaccess for certain pages only

Asked by dynamic3 in Internet Search Engine Optimization, Miscellaneous Web Development, Apache Web Server

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I'm on a Unix server running Apache/1.3.36. I purchased an SSL, had it installed, and now there are "http" and an identical "https" address for each page on the site - meaning if you visit http://www.mydomain.com and https://www.mydomain.com they both show up. For SEO purposes, we want to make sure we are only showing one version of a page.  There are only 4 pages that need the SSL and they are in a directory called "secure". For the rest of the pages on the site (about 125 pages), I want the https version, if called, to 301 redirect to the http version of the page. What is the best way to edit the htaccess file to accomplish this goal?

I found plenty of examples of how to redirect pages from http to https, just not the other way around. And we can't do a blanket redirect for the site without harming the 4 pages that actually need to be https. I do have a list of all the pages on the site and if needed can write a redirect for each individual page, but I don't know what to write for https to http, please provide that info if this is in fact the best route to take.
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