Typing Apache custom 404 and clicking on I feel lucky would get you
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Add the following directive to your httpd.conf file (this file should be
edited by someone knowledgeable about configuring an Apache Web server)
or to an .htaccess file in your root (top-level) Web
Errr... that is, in Google. ;)
Bogdan
Bogdan Stancescu wrote:
Typing Apache custom 404 and clicking on I feel lucky would get you
to this information:
Apache
Add the following directive to your httpd.conf file (this file should be
edited by someone knowledgeable about configuring an Apache
Bogdan --
...and then Bogdan Stancescu said...
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% Typing Apache custom 404 and clicking on I feel lucky would get you
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Ah! That's a good point; just make everything on the site a 404. It
means I'll have to muck about in my httpd.conf instead of just in the doc
root
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Bogdan --
...and then Bogdan Stancescu said...
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Ah! That's a good point; just make everything on the site a 404. It
means
David Robley mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
on Friday, September 05, 2003 5:59 AM said:
Well, no - I am sure you can do it with an entry in .htaccess in the
server root.
Yeah, like a rewrite rule.
RewriteRule ^*$ down.html
Chris.
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