Can't figure out a htaccess rule
I have this in my htaccess but can't figure out what its for.
Because of the nature of rule, searching doesn't help either.
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !(/$|.)
RewriteRule (.*) %{REQUEST_URI}/ [R=301]
Can anyone please explain what its for?
linux apache-http-server webserver htaccess
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I have this in my htaccess but can't figure out what its for.
Because of the nature of rule, searching doesn't help either.
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !(/$|.)
RewriteRule (.*) %{REQUEST_URI}/ [R=301]
Can anyone please explain what its for?
linux apache-http-server webserver htaccess
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I have this in my htaccess but can't figure out what its for.
Because of the nature of rule, searching doesn't help either.
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !(/$|.)
RewriteRule (.*) %{REQUEST_URI}/ [R=301]
Can anyone please explain what its for?
linux apache-http-server webserver htaccess
I have this in my htaccess but can't figure out what its for.
Because of the nature of rule, searching doesn't help either.
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !(/$|.)
RewriteRule (.*) %{REQUEST_URI}/ [R=301]
Can anyone please explain what its for?
linux apache-http-server webserver htaccess
linux apache-http-server webserver htaccess
asked Feb 23 at 9:58
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This means :
If it's not true (
!) that either ((|)):
- the URI ends with a slash (
/$), or - the URI contains a point (
.),
- the URI ends with a slash (
Then append a slash to the URI (
%{REQUEST_URI}/), andReturn the new URI to the client's browser with return code 301
([R=301]), which means permanent redirect to the new URI, and which also
tells the browser to display the new URI in the address bar.
answered Feb 23 at 10:20
harrymcharrymc
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This means :
If it's not true (
!) that either ((|)):
- the URI ends with a slash (
/$), or - the URI contains a point (
.),
- the URI ends with a slash (
Then append a slash to the URI (
%{REQUEST_URI}/), andReturn the new URI to the client's browser with return code 301
([R=301]), which means permanent redirect to the new URI, and which also
tells the browser to display the new URI in the address bar.
answered Feb 23 at 10:20
harrymcharrymc
263k14271580
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This means :
If it's not true (
!) that either ((|)):
- the URI ends with a slash (
/$), or - the URI contains a point (
.),
- the URI ends with a slash (
Then append a slash to the URI (
%{REQUEST_URI}/), andReturn the new URI to the client's browser with return code 301
([R=301]), which means permanent redirect to the new URI, and which also
tells the browser to display the new URI in the address bar.
answered Feb 23 at 10:20
harrymcharrymc
263k14271580
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This means :
If it's not true (
!) that either ((|)):
- the URI ends with a slash (
/$), or - the URI contains a point (
.),
- the URI ends with a slash (
Then append a slash to the URI (
%{REQUEST_URI}/), andReturn the new URI to the client's browser with return code 301
([R=301]), which means permanent redirect to the new URI, and which also
tells the browser to display the new URI in the address bar.
answered Feb 23 at 10:20
harrymcharrymc
263k14271580
This means :
If it's not true (
!) that either ((|)):
- the URI ends with a slash (
/$), or - the URI contains a point (
.),
- the URI ends with a slash (
Then append a slash to the URI (
%{REQUEST_URI}/), andReturn the new URI to the client's browser with return code 301
([R=301]), which means permanent redirect to the new URI, and which also
tells the browser to display the new URI in the address bar.
answered Feb 23 at 10:20
harrymcharrymc
263k14271580
answered Feb 23 at 10:20
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answered Feb 23 at 10:20
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answered Feb 23 at 10:20
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