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linnus

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The file is called .htaccess

 

In linux, whenever you have a . before the filename, it means the file is hidden.  Try "ls -al" to see hidden files.  If you are using an FTP client, there should be a setting that allows you to view hidden files.

 

.htaccess can be located in the root directory, and the permissions will be cascaded down to child directories.  Furthermore, every directory can have its own .htaccess file that overrides the parent's. Read up on it by googling .htaccess

 

Hope this helps,

 

Mk

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