Is this normal behavior? Is this planned? how can it be changed?
example :
Normal site
http://stacey-nemour.com/
Non existant page
http://stacey-nemour.com/asdfljh234589
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Is this normal behavior? Is this planned? how can it be changed?
example :
Normal site
http://stacey-nemour.com/
Non existant page
http://stacey-nemour.com/asdfljh234589
-P
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http://stacey-nemour.com/asdfljh234589 appears to exist. Are you sure you don't have any redirection or mod_rewrite rules that could be causing this to happen?
There appears to be a rewrite error
Code:GET http://stacey-nemour.com/asdfljh234589 301 Moved Permanently -> Location: http://stacey-nemour.com/asdfljh234589/ GET /favicon.ico 301 Moved Permanently -> Location: http://stacey-nemour.com/favicon.ico/
The re-write that is happening is from the cpanel/easy apache config and not .htaccess as there is no .htaccess. So how do I tell cpanel not to do this?
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dooohp....
I created an .htaccess and the problem went away...
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