Also, you must be careful of alias loops. Thus, any CGI scripts residing within path1 do not need the .cgi extension to function. A special case occurs when you want to redirect the 'current' directory. For example, if someone at site X has a link to your page, and you don't want them to have a link to your page, you can set up a RedirRefer that causes that link to go somewhere else. You may deny access to your WWW pages from particular IP addresses or networks.
Several combinations are possible.
If no network mask is specified, a single host ip address is denied. Note that you only need these in your top-level .bhtaccess for them to effect all subdirectories as well. This sets the default type for all files in this directory on down. If a file has an unknown extension or no extension, it will be set to the default type. Causes the server to return the specified MIME type if a file with the specified extension is found.