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The index page was index.php and now with the redo it is index.htm.
Sure enough, Google etc had index.php as the target page so I Googlers etc weren't able to see the site.
I got this fixed with a htaccess redirect.
Now all SE's and browsers seem to be fine - with one exception.
When I try to view the site via Firebird (yes, the older browser) it goes into this loop, with the status bar showing index.php calling index.htm which calls index.php ... etc.
This also happens when I Google in via Firebird.
It works fine with FireFox, Opera, IE.
Rebooting, reloading etc doesn't seem to clear the problem.
Go figure! This sure has my curiosity going. Anyone got any clue as to why this happens?
Is this anything I should worry about?
-C
RewriteRule ^index.php$ [example.com...] [R=301,L]
I figure I shouldn't be more specific than I need to be.
I have seen some redirect loops before where server configurations caused problems. For example, redirecting from page A to page B, then redirecting back to page A because cookies are blocked or the server or script had a problem with something else about the request.
Could there be anything special about your Firebird configuration? Have you searched previously resolved bugs at bugzilla.mozilla.org to see if FB did have a bug triggering redirect loops? Is index.htm a script that might generate a redirect?