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http://www.domain.com/someotherdir is the link that has been printed on millions of catalogs. http://www.domain.com/SomeOtherDir&nbsp;is the actual directory. &nbsp;What would the rewrite rule look like to make sure apache redirects to the right directory. &nbsp; AND is there a rule to write that would cover similar situations in the future.
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http://www.domain.com/someotherdir is the link that has been printed on millions of catalogs. http://www.domain.com/SomeOtherDir is the actual directory.  What would the rewrite rule look like to make sure apache redirects to the right directory.   AND is there a rule to write that would cover similar situations in the future.

mod_rewrite translate Lower Case url to Upper Case dir

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