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I have a site installed using the Blackmonk platform: <a href="http://www.blackmonk.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.blackmonk.com/</a><br />
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We are trying to arrange some 301 redirects but I don't see an htaccess file anywhere in the backend. How would I go about easily implementing some 301 redirects on this platform, or just in general? Can I just create one from scratch and if so, where would I put it?
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I have a site installed using the Blackmonk platform: http://www.blackmonk.com/

We are trying to arrange some 301 redirects but I don't see an htaccess file anywhere in the backend. How would I go about easily implementing some 301 redirects on this platform, or just in general? Can I just create one from scratch and if so, where would I put it?

Cannot locate .htaccess file -- how to do 301 redirects

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