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I have located it at the end of httpd.conf file, and it worked thanks. &nbsp;by default .htaccess doesn't exist, can you tell me where to created that file under /var/www/. and how its basic structure will be?<br />
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I have located it at the end of httpd.conf file, and it worked thanks.  by default .htaccess doesn't exist, can you tell me where to created that file under /var/www/. and how its basic structure will be?







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For a .htaccess file it literally needs nothing other than the rule itself, and you put the file in the DocumentRoot of the vhost which will make it recurse for all directories below it. <br />
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The only thing you need to remember about that is that for the directory you put it in, you need to tell Apache to honor .htaccess in that folder using AllowOverride in the Directory definition. &nbsp;You can use All, or to narrow it down, FileInfo should work too (in your AllowOverride directive)
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For a .htaccess file it literally needs nothing other than the rule itself, and you put the file in the DocumentRoot of the vhost which will make it recurse for all directories below it.

The only thing you need to remember about that is that for the directory you put it in, you need to tell Apache to honor .htaccess in that folder using AllowOverride in the Directory definition.  You can use All, or to narrow it down, FileInfo should work too (in your AllowOverride directive)

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DocumentRoot is located under /var/www/error/, I moved the file .htaccess to that folder. <br />
There are several AllowOverride under httpd.conf file, which one shall i change to All? most of them are none
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DocumentRoot is located under /var/www/error/, I moved the file .htaccess to that folder.
There are several AllowOverride under httpd.conf file, which one shall i change to All? most of them are none

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Change the one for /var/www/error
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Hello Experts,<br />
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I am not so familiar with Apache. &nbsp;How to redirect Apache home page to another URL link under same server like (<a href="http://127.0.0.1:9195" rel="ugc">http://127.0.0.1:9195</a>). &nbsp;I did some search it recommed using (mod_rewrite), but don't know how to use it.<br />
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thanks
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Hello Experts,

I am not so familiar with Apache.  How to redirect Apache home page to another URL link under same server like (http://127.0.0.1:9195).  I did some search it recommed using (mod_rewrite), but don't know how to use it.

thanks

redirect redhat home page to another link

The Apache HTTP Server is a secure, efficient and extensible server that provides HTTP services in sync with the current HTTP standards. Typically Apache is run on a Unix-like operating system, but it is available for a wide variety of operating systems, including Linux, Novell NetWare, Mac OS-X and Windows. Released under the Apache License, Apache is open-source software.