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Some cases of redirecting the path are common
1. Redirect 1 single link
To redirect the individual paths as shown below
http://example.com/old-path.html => http://example.com/new-path.html
You can use 301 redirects like this:
Redirect 301 /old-path.html /new-path.html
2. Redirect the path from the old domain name to the new domain name
http://example.com/* => http://example.net/*
If you already have an old domain name like example.com, and now you have decided you really want to use example.net for the site. You can set up 301 redirects for the entire domain, so that users who access the old path can immediately be redirected to your new domain.
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond% {HTTP_HOST} ^ example.com [NC, OR]
RewriteCond% {HTTP_HOST} ^ www.example.com [NC]
RewriteRule ^ (. *) $ Http://example.net/$1 [L, R = 301, NC]
3. Redirect the link from www to non-www
http://www.vinasupport.com/* => http://vinasupport.com/*
A search engine like Google will see example.com and www.example.com, which are basically two separate websites. They recommend that you choose a category you want the search engine to display and use 301 redirects to redirect to one.
To redirect the path from www to non-www in htaccess you can do the following:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond% {HTTP_HOST} ^ www.vinasupport.com [NC]
RewriteRule ^ (. *) $ Http://vinasupport.com/$1 [L, R = 301, NC]
4. Redirect the path from http to https
http://vinasupport.com/* => https://vinasupport.com/*
Chrome and Firefox have begun displaying unsafe warnings on websites without SSL certificates. Without SSL, your site will appear unsafe for visitors. Therefore, use an SSL encrypted connection for security reasons. Redirecting from HTTP to HTTPS is very important.
To navigate the website to https we can do the following:
In the Chrome browser, the settings are in the three vertical dots just below the "x" that you close the browser with. Just click on them and choose "settings" from the menu. You will see all your settings. If the redirect is in your default page for new tab or default for startup, just change it to something you type by hand like "http://www.google.com"
If your problem is trickier, you may wish to look at your extensions by right-clicking just left of the 3 dots and choosing "manage extensions" A list of extensions which can be removed or disabled shows up and is very easy to work with.
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i am on the site right now i am not noticing any redirects as of yet.. what kind of redirects are you recieving? they might be virus redirects.i am working kommandos site tight now and hitting every link so far nothing
I just finished dealing with a similar piece of malware and I may have
a solution for you. Please check the following and let me know:
1) Are Yahoo search results also being hijacked/redirected?
2) When redirected, does IE briefly access a server at "r9237242.cn" or some similar address? Watch the status bar at the bottom of IE when being redirected.
Change default search option.
In Internet explorer Cilck Tools-->Internet Options. In front of Change Search defaults Click button Settings. You can choose deault search engine, downlod others.
In Firefox, click the snall arrow to the left of the seach box, select Mange search engine and choose default search engine in drop down list.
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