.htaccess file

[mazant]

whitch line must be edit to switch off "Rewritebase" option from .htaccess file?

thanks

[Arf]

Hi and welcome,

The line RewriteBase / is disable because it is commented with #

If you need help, tell me please, I'm available.

Arf.

[rockysir27]

The Apache Web server provides a feature called .htaccess file, which provides commands to control a Web site. This file is simply a text file containing Apache directives. Those directives apply to the documents in the directory where the file is located, and to all subdirectories under it as well. Other .htaccess files in subdirectories may change or nullify the effects of those in parent directories.
You have to be careful when editing .htaccess files, as a small mistake can make your Web site stop working. You should immediately test the site to be sure it works.
You can use any text editor to create or make changes to .htaccess files. Keep in mind that commands in these files should be placed on one line only, so if your text editor uses word-wrap, make sure it's disabled. Be sure .htaccess file is uploaded in ASCII mode, not BINARY, or it won't work.
Your text editor or operating system may probably not allow to save file as .htaccess. The solution is to save the file as htaccess.txt and upload it to your server. After doing that, you should use your FTP client and rename the file to its proper name.
Some sites do not allow use of .htaccess files, since they can slow down a server overloaded with domains if they're all using such files, and some things that they can do can compromise a server configuration that has been specifically setup by the admin. Just be sure to read their TOS carefully or ask permission from your host.

[jacksoncarrey]

I was using .htaccess file. It appears that you are doing the conversion automatically which is totally strange. Now, I have opted for vBSEO sitemap generator.