An Apache module is enabled on our 1.3.34 https server, and not on our
http server. The http and https servers serve the same document tree.
One .htaccess file in a users web tree (say, ~user/secure/.htaccess)
contains directives that will only work on the https server. When a
user visits the page on the http tree, they get an "Internal Server
Error" message. This, I would expect.
However, I would like to make it so that when the user tries to view the
page VIA http, he is automatically redirected to the https page using
mod_rewrite. Now, the directives in the .htaccess file exist, and
everything works. The problem is that even though I include the rewrite
directives in the upper level (~user/.htaccess) file that will may
http://server/~user/secure to https://server/~user/secure, the server
still tries http://server/~user/secure/.htaccess first, and dies with
the internal server error, so it does not end up redirecting.
Is there a simple way around this?
Thanks in advance..
Jason.
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