Using htaccess to redirect a directory, but not the files in it

问题

On my website, I've got a directory /folder with some images and html in it. I want to redirect users who try to access http://domain.com/folder to http://domain.com/ but don't want requests for the files in that directory to redirect to http://domain.com/ either. When I try

Redirect /folder http://domain.com/

it breaks the site because now it thinks all the images, etc are in the root directory when it is not. How do i fix this?

回答1:

Use RedirectMatch instead:

RedirectMatch ^/folder$ http://example.com/

Now the URI path must exactly match /folder.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4298255/using-htaccess-to-redirect-a-directory-but-not-the-files-in-it