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what is .htaccess file for in Magento, is it important in anyway?
Problems with Permissions and write access for Magento Connect when trying to install extensions.htaccess file in magento contains what?what are the correct setting for the .htaccess file?Magento replacing .htaccess file in root directory?Local installation of Magento 2 doest not generate files in the pub/static folderMagento htaccess frontend authenticationMagento 2 Error 500 after admin login (apache)Magento 2 .htaccess file missing in pub folderMagento 2 .htaccess problem after server migration from siteground to godaddy. internal server error on image,css,jsHtaccess file erased
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I see this file in both magento one and two, I would like to know what is its functionality in magento because, I have read some articles about it that explains that this .htaccess
"file is a configuration file that affects how a webserver responds to various requests. It is supported by several webservers, including the popular Apache software used by mosy commercial web hosting providers."
can magento function without the file, any edit you can do for extra or advance functionalities ?
this is all i found in my magento website.
Order deny,allow
Deny from all
magento2 magento-1.9 .htaccess
asked Jun 6 at 10:11
Maneza F8Maneza F8
234
add a comment |
I see this file in both magento one and two, I would like to know what is its functionality in magento because, I have read some articles about it that explains that this .htaccess
"file is a configuration file that affects how a webserver responds to various requests. It is supported by several webservers, including the popular Apache software used by mosy commercial web hosting providers."
can magento function without the file, any edit you can do for extra or advance functionalities ?
this is all i found in my magento website.
Order deny,allow
Deny from all
magento2 magento-1.9 .htaccess
asked Jun 6 at 10:11
Maneza F8Maneza F8
234
Please check out the following article, it will help you mageworx.com/wiki/magento-2-htaccess docs.bitnami.com/installer/apps/magento/administration/…
– surbhi agr
Jun 6 at 10:29
Thanks, Wow seems like there is quite a lot one can do, using this file. blocking and giving access to some IP and users.
– Maneza F8
Jun 6 at 10:34
1
yes we can do lot of things
– surbhi agr
Jun 6 at 10:59
add a comment |
I see this file in both magento one and two, I would like to know what is its functionality in magento because, I have read some articles about it that explains that this .htaccess
"file is a configuration file that affects how a webserver responds to various requests. It is supported by several webservers, including the popular Apache software used by mosy commercial web hosting providers."
can magento function without the file, any edit you can do for extra or advance functionalities ?
this is all i found in my magento website.
Order deny,allow
Deny from all
magento2 magento-1.9 .htaccess
asked Jun 6 at 10:11
Maneza F8Maneza F8
234
I see this file in both magento one and two, I would like to know what is its functionality in magento because, I have read some articles about it that explains that this .htaccess
"file is a configuration file that affects how a webserver responds to various requests. It is supported by several webservers, including the popular Apache software used by mosy commercial web hosting providers."
can magento function without the file, any edit you can do for extra or advance functionalities ?
this is all i found in my magento website.
Order deny,allow
Deny from all
magento2 magento-1.9 .htaccess
magento2 magento-1.9 .htaccess
asked Jun 6 at 10:11
Maneza F8Maneza F8
234
asked Jun 6 at 10:11
Maneza F8Maneza F8
234
edited Jun 6 at 10:23
Maneza F8
asked Jun 6 at 10:11
Maneza F8Maneza F8
234
asked Jun 6 at 10:11
Maneza F8Maneza F8
234
asked Jun 6 at 10:11
Maneza F8Maneza F8
234
234
Please check out the following article, it will help you mageworx.com/wiki/magento-2-htaccess docs.bitnami.com/installer/apps/magento/administration/…
– surbhi agr
Jun 6 at 10:29
Thanks, Wow seems like there is quite a lot one can do, using this file. blocking and giving access to some IP and users.
– Maneza F8
Jun 6 at 10:34
1
yes we can do lot of things
– surbhi agr
Jun 6 at 10:59
add a comment |
Please check out the following article, it will help you mageworx.com/wiki/magento-2-htaccess docs.bitnami.com/installer/apps/magento/administration/…
– surbhi agr
Jun 6 at 10:29
Thanks, Wow seems like there is quite a lot one can do, using this file. blocking and giving access to some IP and users.
– Maneza F8
Jun 6 at 10:34
1
yes we can do lot of things
– surbhi agr
Jun 6 at 10:59
Please check out the following article, it will help you mageworx.com/wiki/magento-2-htaccess docs.bitnami.com/installer/apps/magento/administration/…
– surbhi agr
Jun 6 at 10:29
Please check out the following article, it will help you mageworx.com/wiki/magento-2-htaccess docs.bitnami.com/installer/apps/magento/administration/…
– surbhi agr
Jun 6 at 10:29
Thanks, Wow seems like there is quite a lot one can do, using this file. blocking and giving access to some IP and users.
– Maneza F8
Jun 6 at 10:34
Thanks, Wow seems like there is quite a lot one can do, using this file. blocking and giving access to some IP and users.
– Maneza F8
Jun 6 at 10:34
1
1
yes we can do lot of things
– surbhi agr
Jun 6 at 10:59
yes we can do lot of things
– surbhi agr
Jun 6 at 10:59
add a comment |
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.htaccess-Files are used by apache-webserver to be able edit/extend the webserver-config as a "normal"-user.
I.e. you can do in this file much that would normally require editing the global configuration, however that is normally only editable as system-administrator.
Popular things that are often handled in .htaccess files:
- deny access to folders: like in your example (
Deny from all), this denies access to the folder this file is in. F.e. include-files, classes, configs etc. - route requests to front-controller to create nicer urls: to have urls like "/catalog/t-shirts/men/nice-shirt.html" instead of "index.php?action=view_product&category=4&product=234", there are normally "RewriteRule"-entries in the .htaccess to tell apache to go through the index.php-file, when a file/directory is not present in the filesystem
answered Jun 6 at 11:09
Tim RiemenschneiderTim Riemenschneider
265
sounds interesting just for interest sake since I am also working on wordpress, does wordpress have this file as a protection for folders and stuff or I can just include it in my wordpress files?
– Maneza F8
Jun 6 at 11:56
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.htaccess-Files are used by apache-webserver to be able edit/extend the webserver-config as a "normal"-user.
I.e. you can do in this file much that would normally require editing the global configuration, however that is normally only editable as system-administrator.
Popular things that are often handled in .htaccess files:
- deny access to folders: like in your example (
Deny from all), this denies access to the folder this file is in. F.e. include-files, classes, configs etc. - route requests to front-controller to create nicer urls: to have urls like "/catalog/t-shirts/men/nice-shirt.html" instead of "index.php?action=view_product&category=4&product=234", there are normally "RewriteRule"-entries in the .htaccess to tell apache to go through the index.php-file, when a file/directory is not present in the filesystem
answered Jun 6 at 11:09
Tim RiemenschneiderTim Riemenschneider
265
sounds interesting just for interest sake since I am also working on wordpress, does wordpress have this file as a protection for folders and stuff or I can just include it in my wordpress files?
– Maneza F8
Jun 6 at 11:56
add a comment |
.htaccess-Files are used by apache-webserver to be able edit/extend the webserver-config as a "normal"-user.
I.e. you can do in this file much that would normally require editing the global configuration, however that is normally only editable as system-administrator.
Popular things that are often handled in .htaccess files:
- deny access to folders: like in your example (
Deny from all), this denies access to the folder this file is in. F.e. include-files, classes, configs etc. - route requests to front-controller to create nicer urls: to have urls like "/catalog/t-shirts/men/nice-shirt.html" instead of "index.php?action=view_product&category=4&product=234", there are normally "RewriteRule"-entries in the .htaccess to tell apache to go through the index.php-file, when a file/directory is not present in the filesystem
answered Jun 6 at 11:09
Tim RiemenschneiderTim Riemenschneider
265
sounds interesting just for interest sake since I am also working on wordpress, does wordpress have this file as a protection for folders and stuff or I can just include it in my wordpress files?
– Maneza F8
Jun 6 at 11:56
add a comment |
.htaccess-Files are used by apache-webserver to be able edit/extend the webserver-config as a "normal"-user.
I.e. you can do in this file much that would normally require editing the global configuration, however that is normally only editable as system-administrator.
Popular things that are often handled in .htaccess files:
- deny access to folders: like in your example (
Deny from all), this denies access to the folder this file is in. F.e. include-files, classes, configs etc. - route requests to front-controller to create nicer urls: to have urls like "/catalog/t-shirts/men/nice-shirt.html" instead of "index.php?action=view_product&category=4&product=234", there are normally "RewriteRule"-entries in the .htaccess to tell apache to go through the index.php-file, when a file/directory is not present in the filesystem
answered Jun 6 at 11:09
Tim RiemenschneiderTim Riemenschneider
265
.htaccess-Files are used by apache-webserver to be able edit/extend the webserver-config as a "normal"-user.
I.e. you can do in this file much that would normally require editing the global configuration, however that is normally only editable as system-administrator.
Popular things that are often handled in .htaccess files:
- deny access to folders: like in your example (
Deny from all), this denies access to the folder this file is in. F.e. include-files, classes, configs etc. - route requests to front-controller to create nicer urls: to have urls like "/catalog/t-shirts/men/nice-shirt.html" instead of "index.php?action=view_product&category=4&product=234", there are normally "RewriteRule"-entries in the .htaccess to tell apache to go through the index.php-file, when a file/directory is not present in the filesystem
answered Jun 6 at 11:09
Tim RiemenschneiderTim Riemenschneider
265
answered Jun 6 at 11:09
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answered Jun 6 at 11:09
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answered Jun 6 at 11:09
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sounds interesting just for interest sake since I am also working on wordpress, does wordpress have this file as a protection for folders and stuff or I can just include it in my wordpress files?
– Maneza F8
Jun 6 at 11:56
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sounds interesting just for interest sake since I am also working on wordpress, does wordpress have this file as a protection for folders and stuff or I can just include it in my wordpress files?
– Maneza F8
Jun 6 at 11:56
sounds interesting just for interest sake since I am also working on wordpress, does wordpress have this file as a protection for folders and stuff or I can just include it in my wordpress files?
– Maneza F8
Jun 6 at 11:56
sounds interesting just for interest sake since I am also working on wordpress, does wordpress have this file as a protection for folders and stuff or I can just include it in my wordpress files?
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– surbhi agr
Jun 6 at 10:29
Thanks, Wow seems like there is quite a lot one can do, using this file. blocking and giving access to some IP and users.
– Maneza F8
Jun 6 at 10:34
1
yes we can do lot of things
– surbhi agr
Jun 6 at 10:59