Q&A

How do I redirect http to htaccess https?

How do I redirect http to htaccess https?

Redirecting HTTP to HTTPS

1. Redirect All Web Traffic. If you have existing code in your .htaccess, add the following: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} 80 RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://www.yourdomain.com/$1 [R,L]
2. Redirect Only a Specific Domain.
3. Redirect Only a Specific Folder.

How do I force traffic to https?

How to force HTTPS using the . htaccess file

1. Locate your . htaccess file. Firstly, you need to locate your .
2. Force all traffic to use HTTPS. To force all traffic on your domain to use HTTPS, simply add the following. If you have existing code in your .
3. Upload your updated . htaccess file. Once you have updated your .

How do I force a website to redirect to https SSL?

To force your visitors to use your Shared SSL certificate:

1. log into your cPanel and access the redirects section.
2. Set Type to Permanent (301)
3. Next to redirects to, enter your website’s url using the Shared SSL Certificate.
4. We recommend having Redirect with or without www.
5. Ensure Wild Card Redirect is selected.
6. Click Add.

Does HTTP automatically redirect to HTTPS?

No. You have to explicitly redirect the HTTP traffic to HTTPS which involves configuring your web server with a rule which returns HTTP 301 status code and a location header beginning with https:// .

How do I force htaccess?

Force www or non-www in your . In the Settings Menu, choose the document root (or folder) for the domain you are working with and be sure the checkbox next to Show Hidden Files is checked. Click the Save button. Look for the . htaccess file and right click on it.

Where to find htaccess file?

In most cases, the .htaccess file can be found in your root directory of your website. More specifically, open your “public_html” folder and you will find it sitting right there.

How to do in htaccess?

Step 1: Enable Apache .htaccess Open the default host configuration file by entering the following command in the terminal: sudo nano /etc/apache2/sites-available/default Locate the section labeled . In that section, change the AllowOverride None entry to all: AllowOverride All Save the file and exit. Next, restart the Apache service:

How to redirect an url?

choose the Redirects menu.

You’ll see the Create a Redirect section.

Click Create once you’re done.

you’ll see the target URL ( www.google.com) when accessing the original URL ( www.hostinger-dev-6.xyz ).

What can you do with .htaccess?

Simple authorization and authentication: Handy for example when making sure a staging site won’t flow into Google index ahead of time.

so-called “pretty URLs” use .htaccess as well in many cases.

Directory listing: We can control how the server will react when no specific web page is set.