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I have an htaccess file which contains some rewriting rules, for friendly urls.
everything is working fine, except if I use the letter 'נ' in hebrew.
Line (1) is working, line (2) isn’t:
RewriteRule ^א$ file.ext
RewriteRule ^נ$ file.ext
I simply get a 500 error.
(I use wamp + win xp.pro)
A browser like Firefox would encode such characters, usually using UTF-8. So the web server would receive “%D7%A0” in the URL instead of this character.
Try putting that into your .htaccess rule instead of the character itself:
It could also be that your web application doesn’t know how to handle UTF-8 encoded URLs and so gives you a 500 error message.