The .htaccess file is a powerful tool that most casual users have not yet discovered. Here I’ll show how to use it to redirect users from one site to another. For this example, we will redirect users from /techrx/test to http://tech-recipes.com

The following tutorial describes using CSS to hide the Friendster logo found on your profile.

What do you do when your server freezes? The following tutorial explains the safest steps for rebooting your Apache web server.

Designing web pages for printing can be difficult. This tutorial explains how to force a printer to insert a page break.

You may want all visitors to your site using www in front of your domain name (www.yourdomain.com) instead of just your domain name (yourdomain.com). By implementing a simple .htaccess RewriteRule, visitors to yourdomain.com will see the URL change in their browser as they are redirected to the correct URL.

Apache references the .htaccess file in web document directories for access control information and other uses. A simple configuration allows password protection with multiple username/password combinations.

This tech-recipe describes how to easily redirect a web visitor using meta refresh.

After making changes to the Apache configuration file, testing the configuration before implementing it is a good practice.

This command will safely stop apache server processes.

After making changes to Apache’s configuration file (httpd.conf), it is necessary to restart Apache for the changes to take effect. A normal restart will close active connections which may cause problems for users.