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Stoping a .htacess file from applying to sub-directories?
RhythmAce I think the complication is that the document root of my old Website and the overall root were the same.- AndrewSam
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- Forum: Linux (server)
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Stoping a .htacess file from applying to sub-directories?
RhythmAce If I'm reading this right you're saying that to stop the redirect applying to subdirectories you have to add another htaccess file with a redirect in it to the affected sub-directories (ie.wright) which overwrites the one in the root? I tried that but the affected website address...- AndrewSam
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- Forum: Linux (server)
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Stoping a .htacess file from applying to sub-directories?
RA In very basic terms how can I redefine the directive? I've never heard of a "Directive Allow Override". Cheers- AndrewSam
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- Forum: Linux (server)
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Stoping a .htacess file from applying to sub-directories?
How do folks? I have three Websites hosted by my ISP each each stored in it's own subdirectory off the root. I recently had to add an htaccess file to this root directory to redirect users from an old website address to a new domain I had purchased (again hosted in a sub-directory). However...- AndrewSam
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- Forum: Linux (server)
