phanan/htaccess

✂A collection of useful .htaccess snippets.

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Created on January 27th, 2015
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.htaccess Snippets is a collection of useful Apache .htaccess configuration snippets.

The project addresses the need for ready-to-use .htaccess directives for developers and administrators who lack access to the main Apache server configuration file. It gathers commonly needed snippets in one place, drawing from various sources across the web and consolidating them for easy reference and reuse.

Developers working on shared hosting or in environments where only .htaccess files can be modified will find this collection most useful. The snippets target Apache 2.4 specifically; those still running Apache 2.2 should use the dedicated branch for that version. The README emphasizes that while dropping snippets into an .htaccess file often works directly, some cases may require modifications, and users should apply them with awareness that .htaccess files are inherently slower and more complicated than editing the main server configuration.

The project maintains a curated list of contributions drawn from multiple sources, with efforts made to credit original authors though some attributions may be incomplete. The maintainers welcome corrections and pull requests to address missing credits.