The .htaccess file is the default directory-level configuration file on Apache servers. They are also known as “distributed configuration files.” Configuration directives contained in the .htaccess file apply to the directory in which the file is placed as well as all of its subdirectories. Within the .htaccess file things like authorization and au [..]

A configuration file that is placed inside the web tree and applies configuration directives to the directory where it is placed and all sub-directories. Despite its name, this file can hold almost an [..]

htaccess is a Web server configuration file that contains commands known by the server that tell the server how to behave in certain instances. Some of the most common uses of an htaccess file include [..]

 * a script that allows more control over web pages and data that reside on your server space.

Website configuration file that can be used to establish redirects and password protect files.

Apache directory-level configuration file which can be used to password protect or redirect files.

htaccess is a file used by Apache webservers to let you set up the MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) types and other configuration just by placing this file on your website, without needing [..]

A configuration file for websites that allows control of advanced features like password protection, error pages, and the ability to show different pages depending on the location of the reader.

An Apache web server configuration file that can be used to create redirects, block spammers and increase your websites security.

A .htaccess file is a granular configuration file for the Apache web server software, used to set or alter the server's configuration settings for the directory in which it is present, and/or its [..]

A file that resides in a specific directory, and contains configuration information that applies to that directory. The .htaccess file may also contain authentication instructions.

(hypertext access) file is a "distributed configuration file" that provides a way to make web server configuration changes on a per-directory basis.

The .htaccess file is a configuration file for the Apache HTTP Server that allows administrators to specify options for individual directories. The syntax is exactly the same as Apache's other co [..]