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Index of Subjects So if a particular file is called .html in 20 diferent documents and I rename it to .shtml, can I simply place a redirect symlink in the directory: *.html --> *.shtml and hope it works? Will a wildcard symlinks work like this until the full the conversion is done? ------------------------------- On Sat, 6 May 2000, Michael Smith wrote: > You'll need to give the new files .shtml extensions instead of .html. This > means links to those files will also change. I can think of two ways > around this: > a) Configure Apache to do SSI processing on all *.html files, in > addition to *.shtml (may increase system load somewhat) > b) Remove extraneous *.html files; set a mod_rewrite handler on the > appropriate directories (/csuite/info/Help, etc.) to redirect *.html to > *.shtml if a corresponding .shtml file exists. > > I think the second option will work best, so please name the new files > with .shtml extensions, and fix what links you can, and if we end up not > going that way I'll do a batch change in the other direction. > > After looking at a couple of the pages you've updated following > (non-SSI) template.html, you seem to have left enough of the comments and > such in that I can probably write a script to change them to follow > template.shtml. > > I don't know about the other files, which haven't been touched > yet. There's enough variety in the way they're marked up that a batch > conversion to the SSI style would have mixed results. > > Michael >
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