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Consider a webpage, located at http://www.example.com/mypage.html
Unfortunately, someone wrongly advertises that the page’s address is http://www.example.com/mypage – people visiting that URL are seeing a 404.
How can I configure Apache so visitors to mypage end up at mypage.html ?
I tried “ln -s mypage.html mypage”, but the raw HTML was displayed (I guess because the file was served as text/plain)
I guess I need something in a .htaccess page but I can’t work out what…
I would rather redirect the user in stead of going the mime-type way: