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AFAIK, .htaccess files are strictly for Apache web servers - if you're even using lighttpd or nginx, you're pretty much boned.

• nhebb 16y ago
  That's why I said emulator. I should have searched before posting, but apparently there is already at least one product on the market that does this (Helicon Ape).
  • cparedes 16y ago
    I think what I did, when I was using lighttpd with Wordpress, was to look at the .htaccess files that were being used, then translate them (by hand) to lighttpd rules. It requires a bit of expertise in both Apache and in whatever web server you're using, but it's another solution to consider if you're looking to "use" .htaccess files.
  • ary 16y ago
    Are you looking strictly for mod_rewrite syntax support in IIS? http://www.isapirewrite.com/ http://www.isapirewrite.com/ More here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/60857/mod-rewrite-equivalent-for-iis-7-0 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/60857/mod-rewrite-equival...