... and nothing works. My webserver gets hosed, and my otherwise working system gives me an error when I try to get a page from it. I am, by the way, using Mac 10.6.8, with Apache 2.2 on both server and client.
Google keeps indexing some of my articles in this form:
mywebsite.com/item/my-article
However I'm mainly using:
mywebsite.com/item/articles/my-article
So in a way I have duplicated content and also the first link does not show the modules I want. I want to create a .htaccess redirect than whenever someone joins on the first link to be automatically redirected to the second link.
Source site is very chaotic (static pages + wp pages) and there are no clear rule for redirection (no regex ).So I need to redirect every single page but syntax:
Redirect 301 esp.site.com/oldpage http:// es.site.com/newpage doesn't work!I think "esp.site.com" in source page is not acceptable syntax..which is the correct syntax ? Can I manage all from one .htaccess file in main root (www) or should I create "esp" directory (and point old subdomain to it - one for every language) and put .htaccess in every directory with redirection ?
I have a problem in PLESK.I want to create in an existing subscription a second domain to host another site (this subscription already contains a domain).Clicking CREATE DOMAIN (in the subscription), here's the error message I get: IP addresses of domain for email services are not set (thus the domain can not be created).
I'm running into this issue over and over again. It seems like it goes like this...
Someone searches for one of my clients domains (all on one server) in google. When they click on the link in google, they get the google alert that it's an attack site (and in fact when you look at the address line you see that it's being redirected to an IP address). This only happens once, and when you click on the site again it works fine.
The IP address, or at least one, is 91.205.233.31
I found an article about dns cache poisoning, but that seems to be on the end user side of things, and as this is happening across a lot of different users, my instincts say it's something to do with my host.[url]
There is a security flaw in the Page 302 redirect. Basically, a Page 302 redirect is a temporary redirect used to inform search engine spiders of the new temporary location of a web page. Using this redirect, a malicious user or competitor can get your site off the SERPS.
Not sure where this thread so go, so posted it here! Cause bunnies do not fear mods somedays.
Anyways....
So i wanted to setup say a dns bunny.somedomainihaveisuppose.dom to say my ip say xxx.xxx.xx.xx . , how can you do that in cpanel say or say in whm panel, and is there any script maybe like say no-ip.com guys use, that can do a change mannually whenver you want to your ip?
Why am i not using other 3rd part services, cause a. they charge you to keep your dns name else it expires after few days or something if changes are not made...
So any solution or howto for setting up on your hosting account a dynamic dns kinda service?
Every domain that I have added just goes to the default Plesk landing page. I have:
* Added them as new subscriptions * Added domains to a current subscription * Verified that the index.html file is deleted * Verified that vhosts is pointing to proper directory * Confirmed that sites work when clicking 'preview'
I'm trying to integrate the websocket into existing application.Based on my search, i found a websocket module to do this, but it isn't updated yet. URL...
Any chance that the module will be included in Apache ? Also i found in StackOverflow conversation that Apache httpd wasn't design to maintain persistent connection, is that true ? Using WebSocket on Apache server. Should continue using Apache websocket module or using separate websocket server ?
I am having an issue where I have a server that Directadmin is installed on. I go to the a url that is on the server and all i see is the default page of apache saying congrats, it is installed. Although there is no file like that in the public_html any longer and I can see my files in the public_html folder of that specific site.
I have just upgraded my website, and set 301 redirects for all old pages.
But on the old website I used a search engine, and in Google Webmaster there are loads of 404 pages with search queries. They look like this: [URL] ....
Simply redirecting search.php doesn't work, so I guess I need to use a wildcard?
I'm using a .htaccess file to redirect only example.com/script-dir/index.php (with www and without) to example.com/index.php, but it also redirects example.com/script-dir/index.php?page=faq and other pages.
What should I do to redirect only that single page?
I'm having trouble getting a Redirect to work. I'm doing a remake of an old site that I did over 10 years ago and I'm going to need to do a lot of redirects once I change over, but I wanted to test it out to make sure I know what I'm doing before I get rid of the old site. My current old site is www.antstuff.net. I will be keeping the same domain when I change, but it's current url naming system is different from the program I use now (Joomla). It's current url syntax goes like: www.antstuff.net/html/ant_farm.html Whereas the remade Joomla site will simply be www.antstuff.net/ant-farms . I don't want to lose all of my inbound links so I'll need to redirect every old page to the new pages right?I wanted to test it first to see if I could get a redirect to work so I added a line to my .htaccess just to try and redirect from one page to another.
Nothing happens. It does not redirect to a different page at all.Also, there is a bunch of other crap in my .htaccess file that has built up over the years. Could that mess anything up?
Update: Interesting thing happened. When I went to submit this post, I got an error that said that there is a redirect in the url that I entered, please use the destination url instead. So I removed the line of code from my .htaccess before submitting. Nevertheless, nothing happens when visit that particular page. It's supposed to transfer me to the other page right?
I have joomla installed on root folder and another joomla installed on subfolder. I want to redirect www to non in subfolder by this code in blog htaccess:
Issue: Upgraded to Apache 2.4.4 and Tomcat 7.0.33. Accessing the website via HTTPS produces "Object not found" error. The error logs (server,tomcat,apache) show no errors. It was working with Apache 2.2
Server OS: Windows 2008 Apache: version 2.4.4 Tomcat: version 7.033 JRE: version 1.6.0_43 Httpd.conf