If you have a web page which has been moved to another URL, or if the page has been completely removed, chances are people will have that address saved in their bookmarks, or they will try to access the page via a search engine and get a 404 – Page Not Found error. Not only [...]
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301 Redirects in Apache using .htaccess
Posted: 7th July 2010 by Tim in ApacheTags: 301, 404, Apache, htaccess, redirect, search, search engine, webpage
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Adding subdomains in Apache
Posted: 20th August 2009 by Tim in Apache, UbuntuTags: Apache, asp, configuration, HTML, Javascript, PHP, restart, server, web
There are a number of ways to add subdomains in apache, but here is the quickest and most basic way to get it done. This example is for Ubuntu 8.04, but may be used on other flavours of linux if you find the correct paths to the files. Let’s say you have a blog on [...]