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Create customized .htaccess files for your website with Eka Server's Htaccess Generator tool. The htaccess file used on Apache servers allows you to configure website redirects, cache settings, security rules, and many other settings.
With our user-friendly interface, you can quickly create a professional htaccess file by selecting only the features you need, without having to write complex htaccess code yourself.
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.htaccess (Hypertext Access) is a configuration file in Apache web servers that allows you to change directory-based settings. With this file, you can customize server behaviors, increase site security, and create SEO-friendly URLs.
A properly configured htaccess file can significantly improve your website's speed, security, and user experience. It also helps search engines better index your site.
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# .htaccess dosyanız buraya gelecektir...
The htaccess file changes server configuration, so incorrect edits can stop your site from working. Always backup your existing .htaccess file before making changes.
Upload the generated .htaccess file to your site's root directory (public_html, www, or htdocs) using FTP or your control panel's file manager.
Htaccess files work on Apache web servers. They won't work on Nginx or IIS servers. Make sure your server is Apache.
Too many complex htaccess rules can affect site performance. Only use the rules you really need, and prefer server configuration files when possible.
Most common questions and answers about htaccess usage
.htaccess (Hypertext Access) is a configuration file for Apache web servers that allows you to change server settings on a directory basis. It enables you to configure URL redirects, directory protection, cache settings, custom error pages, and many other server settings.
The .htaccess file should be placed in the directory you want it to affect. To affect your entire website, place it in the root directory (usually public_html, www, or htdocs). .htaccess files placed in subdirectories will only affect that directory and its subdirectories.
You can backup your existing .htaccess file by downloading it through your FTP client or your control panel's file manager, or by copying it to a file with a different name, such as .htaccess.bak. This way, if your new .htaccess file causes problems, you can revert to the old one.
No, .htaccess files are automatically checked by the Apache server for each request, so your changes will take effect immediately. However, some browsers may not show changes right away due to caching, in which case you may need to clear your browser cache or force refresh the page (CTRL+F5).
If your .htaccess file is not working, follow these steps:
1. Make sure your server is running Apache.
2. Check that the file is named exactly ".htaccess" (with the dot, no extension).
3. Verify the file permissions are correct (usually 644).
4. Ensure the AllowOverride directive in your server configuration is set to "All".
5. Check for errors in your Apache error logs.