How to host multiple WordPress websites on a single hosting package, underneath a subdirectory
Background If you have WordPress Hosting, you might sometimes have the need to host more than one WordPress website on the same hosting package, the
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How to redirect all URLs from one location to another location using the .htaccess file
Background It’s sometimes necessary to redirect all URLs pointing from one location to another. This is especially true if you want to keep your Google
403 Forbidden response when installing Let’s Encrypt on a Virtualmin server
Whilst trying to install / renew a Let’s Encrypt certificate on a Drupal 7 site running on a Virtualmin server, you get the following message:
How to redirect all traffic to ‘www’ to your website domain without the prefix
This article explains how to redirect all traffic directed at “www” to your website domain without the “www”. Create a .htaccess file in the root
Friendly URLs don’t work in WHMCS
Try this at the top of your .htaccess file typically in the root of your application: Options -MultiViews +SymLinksIfOwnerMatch
HTTP Server 500 error after enabling Options +FollowSymLinks in .htaccess file
You are trying to get search friendly URLs working. You have been instructed by Google or the technical support department to use the following directives