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Yes you can rename the physical path, then you must also update your apache configuration file, and then restart the service to let them see the changes..
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Yes you can rename the physical path, then you must also update your apache configuration file, and then restart the service to let them see the changes..

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I see I wasn't clear enough. I want to know the htaccess rewriterule to do this, or a good example that shows me how to do this. 
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I see I wasn't clear enough. I want to know the htaccess rewriterule to do this, or a good example that shows me how to do this.

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Thanks for the suggestions.
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I want to rename the base path of a website, from &quot;page&quot; to &quot;info&quot;. All subfolders should be included, seven levels deep. Is it possible to do this in one line? <br />
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/page =&gt; /info<br />
/page/abc =&gt; /info/abc<br />
/page/def/xyz =&gt; /info/def/xyz<br />
etc<br />
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I want to rename the base path of a website, from "page" to "info". All subfolders should be included, seven levels deep. Is it possible to do this in one line? 

/page => /info
/page/abc => /info/abc
/page/def/xyz => /info/def/xyz
etc
 

Rewrite url /page/abc/... to /info/abc/...

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