Jonathon Isaac Swiderski wrote: > Does this work on non-Apache servers? The machine in question is a > 'Netscape-Enterprise/3.6 SP3' according to delorie.net. . . and that's the > other problem. It's a College server, and I can't get it to even do PHP > or ASP. . . > > > My solution is this: a .htaccess file with: > > > > Redirect /resume http://www.artlung.com/cv/ > > Redirect /resume.html http://www.artlung.com/cv/ > > Redirect /resume http://www.artlung.com/cv/ > > Redirect /resume/ http://www.artlung.com/cv/ I believe the syntax is Apache specific. Did a quickie google and got: http://home.netscape.com/eng/server/webserver/3.0/es36.htm Found this syntax: NameTrans fn="redirect" from="/foobar" url-prefix="/barfoo" And this: http://help.netscape.com/kb/corporate/19990416-1.html Tells me there's something called obj.conf where you would put it ... maybe? But I really have no experience with that server. No idea whether adding it requires a bounce, or whatever. With apache it just works. Wish I could be more helpful, Joe <http://artlung.com/> -- Joe Crawford |||||||||||||| mailto:jcrawford at avencom.com |||||||||||||||||||||||| http://www.avencom.com ||||||||||||||||||||||||||| Avencom: Set Your Sites Higher