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Is it possible to do URL rewrite using the Windows version of Apache
server? If so, how to configure it? If not, does anyone has any alternative suggestion? It would be nice to continue using the Apache server, and don't want to use IIS. Thanks, Jimmy |
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Jimmy schrieb:
> Is it possible to do URL rewrite using the Windows version of Apache > server? If so, how to configure it? If not, does anyone has any > alternative suggestion? It would be nice to continue using the Apache > server, and don't want to use IIS. > > Thanks, > Jimmy > Hi, it should be possible. Read the Manual for the htaccess file. There should be options for your purpose. Klaus |
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On Fri, 17 Aug 2007, Jimmy wrote:
> Is it possible to do URL rewrite using the Windows version of > Apache server? Yes, why not? The Unix and Windows versions don't differ in this repect. > If not, does anyone has any alternative suggestion? Try mod_alias first before you struggle with mod_rewrite. http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_alias.html |