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My usecase is that we have two server and in one server we have configured ssl and in other server I.e apache jon ask server
Which is rubbing on port 80.
I want that if a request is coming from 1.2.3.4 IP address that we will served from non ssl port.
Thanks for your help. Could you please confirm if in future if i want to write such rewrite code then is there any online site for writing these code.
There are some online mod_rewrite generators, but I've never used any of them, so I cannot tell how well they perform.
Use your favorite search engine to find and test them
I am trying to write one apache rewrite code but don't know the exact code.
My requirement is if that if someone hit my particular link to access it without authorization it will redirect request to any other link. For example:
My requirement is if that if someone hit my particular link to access it without authorization it will redirect request to any other link. For example:
If someone tries to hit a URL without the authorization needed, he will get a 401 error.
What you can do, is to redirect the 401 response to the URL you want. E.g. add a .htaccess in /hub/pdffolder containing:
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