What would be the htaccess syntax to redirect requests as such?

Request
http://personalweb.example.com/~user
Rewrite to
http://personalweb.example.com/user/
Basically just removing the tilde.

Thanks

"G" <. [at] .> wrote in message news:4738b9ee$0$14148$742ec2ed [at] news.sonic.net...
> What would be the htaccess syntax to redirect requests as such?
>
> Request
> http://personalweb.example.com/~user
> Rewrite to
> http://personalweb.example.com/user/
> Basically just removing the tilde.

If you do this globally, it can't be in an htaccess file - but must be in your
main configuration.

D. Stussy wrote:
> "G" <. [at] .> wrote in message
> news:4738b9ee$0$14148$742ec2ed [at] news.sonic.net...
>> What would be the htaccess syntax to redirect requests as such?
>>
>> Request
>> http://personalweb.example.com/~user
>> Rewrite to
>> http://personalweb.example.com/user/
>> Basically just removing the tilde.
>
> If you do this globally, it can't be in an htaccess file - but must
> be in your main configuration.

not serverwide, just on this domain.
samething? in the http.conf?

"G" <. [at] .> wrote in message news:4738eb0c$0$14064$742ec2ed [at] news.sonic.net...
> D. Stussy wrote:
> > "G" <. [at] .> wrote in message
> > news:4738b9ee$0$14148$742ec2ed [at] news.sonic.net...
> >> What would be the htaccess syntax to redirect requests as such?
> >>
> >> Request
> >> http://personalweb.example.com/~user
> >> Rewrite to
> >> http://personalweb.example.com/user/
> >> Basically just removing the tilde.
> >
> > If you do this globally, it can't be in an htaccess file - but must
> > be in your main configuration.
>
> not serverwide, just on this domain.
> samething? in the http.conf?

Yes - because it affects more than one user.

D. Stussy wrote:
> "G" <. [at] .> wrote in message
> news:4738eb0c$0$14064$742ec2ed [at] news.sonic.net...
>> D. Stussy wrote:
>>> "G" <. [at] .> wrote in message
>>> news:4738b9ee$0$14148$742ec2ed [at] news.sonic.net...
>>>> What would be the htaccess syntax to redirect requests as such?
>>>>
>>>> Request
>>>> http://personalweb.example.com/~user
>>>> Rewrite to
>>>> http://personalweb.example.com/user/
>>>> Basically just removing the tilde.
>>>
>>> If you do this globally, it can't be in an htaccess file - but must
>>> be in your main configuration.
>>
>> not serverwide, just on this domain.
>> samething? in the http.conf?
>
> Yes - because it affects more than one user.

Gotcha

On Nov 12, 8:44 pm, "G" <. [at] .> wrote:
> What would be the htaccess syntax to redirect requests as such?
>
> Requesthttp://personalweb.example.com/~user
> Rewrite tohttp://personalweb.example.com/user/
> Basically just removing the tilde.
>
> Thanks


this matches all requests that start with a /tilde combination and
catches everything else and redirects to just that
ReWriteRule ^/tilde(.*) /$1 [L]

i would have used the tilde character in the rule but im on a friends
mac book and cant find it on the keyboard. (or the delete key!)

in other words no url can start with a tilde or it will be served from
the url without. It doesnt update the url though