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05-14-2008, 02:43 PM	#1
hex1a4 Member Registered: Dec 2007 Location: ON CA Distribution: Xubuntu 8.04; Xubuntu 6.06.2 Posts: 64 Rep:	Telling Apache to use same header file in all sub-directories Hi, I want to use [...]/mirror/openoffice/HEADER.html in [...]/openoffice/ and all its subdirectories. What directive do I have to add to .htaccess for Apache (v1.3.37) to use the same file? I'm mirroring everything OpenOffice has to offer except for the archives, which means that there are tons of directories and adding HEADER.html and .htaccess for each directory is not something I want to do. Currently I have the following in [...]/openoffice/ Code: IndexIgnore .htaccess HEADER.html FOOTER.html HeaderName HEADER.html ReadmeName FOOTER.html Thank you. Last edited by hex1a4; 05-14-2008 at 02:44 PM. Reason: Forgot to say "Thank you"

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