.htaccess files are very useful accessories for the Apache web server, with the effective use of which we can solve many problems. However, in the case of a more complex server configuration, we need to pay attention to several things, otherwise we can easily generate Apache errors.
In this troubleshooter, we deal with redirects, where in certain situations we can end up in an endless redirect cycle, which eventually results in "AH00124: Request exceeded the limit of 10 internal redirects due to probable configuration error." leads to content errors.

Drupal is an open source, free CMS (content management) system that can be used to build a wide variety of websites, such as this site. It has many features, including support for managing SEO URLs, which is notoriously beneficial for search engines. As elsewhere, unfortunately, errors can occur here, such as index.php files being unduly included in page URLs. In this short little troubleshooter, we'll look at how to remove these unnecessary index.php parts from URLs.

As we run more and more websites on our server, the additional traffic also increases, leading to additional workload. This excess load is largely caused by the traffic generated by the robots. In this description, we will look at two ways to keep these useless robots away from our websites.

This tutorial describes how to create, modify, or delete users and passwords in .htaccess files for basic HTTP authentication