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I have a site (Made in iWeb) that I am hosting on Amazon S3. I am trying to get www.domain.com/Apps/Physics.html to turn into www.domain.com/Apps/Physics.
I am trying to accomplish this with an .htaccess file. The file is stored in the root of the bucket (where the index.html file is). Here’s the problem: It doesn’t work. Still can’t use www.domain.com/Apps/Physics.
I have a GoDaddy domain, hosted on the S3 server. Does this help?
S3 is a content server and not a web server. You may want to try renting a small Amazon EC2 instance with Apache to do what you want.