I'm currently using META-tagged HTML documents to redirect misspelled
URLs on a site that runs on Zeus, since Zeus doesn't support mod_alias
or mod_rewrite. This takes a lot of time, though, since I have to
create a new file for each redirect. Is there any way I can make one
file with all the redirects (either in a .htaccess or somewhere else)?

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On Thu, 11 Mar 2004 16:44:53 -0800, Michael Tyznik wrote:

> I'm currently using META-tagged HTML documents to redirect misspelled
> URLs...

Why?

Seriousl question.  If there are misspelled links in your documents, use a
global search tool like 'grep' to find the pages with those links and fix
them. If users are typing in misspelled URIs rather than bookmarking pages
or following links, any 4xx responses they get are their problem, not
yours.

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