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RewriteEnginge On
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} /index\.php
RewriteRule ^index\.php / [QSA,L,R=301]
I would think this is a serious flaw. The possibility to access the page either way means duplicated content which should be avoided.cmb wrote:Because it is possible to access the page either way (i.e. with or without index.php),
No, no, no, certainly not, I don't want uselessly elongated links. I just want this index.php to disappear from the Google listing. Normal people would never use it.cmb wrote:To rewrite all requests with an explicit index.php,
I'm not sure whether this case is regarded as DC by search engines. Anyway, we can't ship a prepared .htaccess, because that would require mod_rewrite--otherwise the site might not be accessible. And a worse case of DC is http://www.example.com/ vs. http://example.com/. These issues should be documented in the Wiki.svasti wrote:I would think this is a serious flaw. The possibility to access the page either way means duplicated content which should be avoided.
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<link rel="canonical" href="http://3-magi.net/">Maybe the core or a plugin has created such a link on a page. Maybe the site (containing index.php) has been submitted somewhere. Maybe somebody has deliberately posted such a link somewhere. Lots of possibilities.svasti wrote:But how does Google come to link to the index.php? Usually one never uses such explicit links.
That is a misunderstanding. The .htaccess code is meant remove index.php from incoming requests. The 301 status code shall cause Google to correct the links (may take some time, though).svasti wrote:No, no, no, certainly not, I don't want uselessly elongated links. I just want this index.php to disappear from the Google listing. Normal people would never use it.cmb wrote:To rewrite all requests with an explicit index.php,
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Apache/2.2.22 Server at www.sachverstand-bauhandwerk.de Port 80Yes, that's probably best. You may want to consider to add a rewrite rule to redirect from http://example.com/ to http://www.example.com/:svasti wrote:I went through it and nowhere there is mod_rewrite
Seems no to be enabled. I'll see if it can be enabled.
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RewriteEnginge On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^example.com$
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.example.com/$1 [R=301,L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} /index\.php
RewriteRule ^index\.php / [QSA,L,R=301]I had tested this on localhost (Apache 2.4.4) as well as on 3-magi.net (Apache 2.?). You might have to debug the issue.svasti wrote:I just tried your .htaccess on my own server (different hoster), where mod_rewrite can be found in the php-info, and got the same answer. Hm, I guess something's wrong somewhere.