hakre
msg:959295 | 2:09 pm on Jul 19, 2003 (gmt 0) |
hi photon, it works as well on windows. the only limitation is, that it is for the apache webserver only - the plattform does not matter at all.
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Romeo
msg:959296 | 2:13 pm on Jul 19, 2003 (gmt 0) |
The .htaccess is a feature of the Apache web server. As far as I know, the Apache implementation for windows also can work with a .htaccess. I don't know if other web server products (MS-IIS, BEA, ...) have copied that design. Regards,
R.
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photon
msg:959297 | 6:02 pm on Jul 19, 2003 (gmt 0) |
hakre, Romeo-- Thanks for the quick replies. I'm off to go read up on .htaccess. Any information on useful guides for beginners is welcome.
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Mohamed_E
msg:959298 | 6:20 pm on Jul 19, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Apache publishes a how to [httpd.apache.org] page and a tutorial [apache-server.com]. Searching Google for htaccess tutorial will give you lots of other choices.
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photon
msg:959299 | 12:40 am on Jul 20, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Thank you Mohamed_E for those links. I had done a search, but had difficulty finding information at the level I currently need. The resources you've suggested look like they will be very educational for me.
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universalis
msg:959300 | 11:40 am on Jul 20, 2003 (gmt 0) |
The only webserver software I'm aware of other than Apache which supports .htaccess files is Zeus - and that only supports a subset of Apache's .htaccess capabilities. Although you can get Apache on Windows to use .htaccess files successfully, Apache runs best on a UNIX/Linux/FreeBSD server.
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