web/main/**/.htaccess: Use RewriteEngine, inheriting the web/main/.htaccess rules, in order to translate dotpaths that follow /-paths to existing dirs

web/main/DwC/.htaccess: Moved DwC.history redirect to web/main/DwC/history/.htaccess

web/main/SALVIAS/db/.htaccess: Removed trailing / because for DB redirects, this is apparently necessary

web/main/.phpMyAdmin/.htaccess: Prepend http:// to the dest URL stem, instead of requiring the dest URL to provide the protocol, because the two // are replaced with one / by Apache when mod_rewrite is on, creating an invalid URL

web/main/.htaccess: translate dotpaths: Fixed bug where can't remove all [] escapes, because this would also remove [] from protected parts of the URL (i.e. before the last /). Instead just remove up to two [] escapes per dot-level, e.g. a.[b.c]=[d.e] -> a/b.c=d.e . Note that this removes the restriction against URLs containing "[]", because these [] will be left as-is as long as they are followed at some point by a / .

Removed web/.htaccess because it is not part of any site (web/main/.htaccess is the top-level .htaccess file for the default site)

web/main/.htaccess: translate dotpaths: replace all unescaped . with / : Allow empty components on either side of the . , to ensure that all unescaped dots are consistently replaced with / . Note that hidden directories that start with . will have the . preserved, because they have (or get) a trailing slash, which prevents dotpath from operating on them.

web/main/.htaccess: translate dotpaths: remove all [] escapes: Also remove empty [] to allow permalinking clients to easily generate escaped strings by URL-encoding the value and enclosing it in [], which will now also work even if the value is empty. This change will break any destination URLs that use "[]", such as PHP scripts that use this to indicate an array variable in the query string. In these URLs, the [] must now be %-encoded.

web/main/.htaccess: RewriteRules with [redirect] and http:// : Removed [redirect] because it is implied when the replacement is an absolute URL

web/main/.htaccess: RewriteRules with [redirect]: Added last because apparently redirect will not immediately cause the redirect, and will instead continue rewriting the URL ("You will almost always want to use [R] in conjunction with [L] (that is, use [R,L]) because on its own, the [R] flag prepends http://thishost[:thisport] to the URI, but then passes this on to the next rule in the ruleset, which can often result in 'Invalid URI in request' warnings." <http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/rewrite/flags.html#flag_r&gt;)