I know the .htaccess file in public_html overwrites other .htaccess in other directories. So whatever is in that .htaccess file, it will be applied everywhere. And the one in -for example*- the cgi-bin directories only works for the directories and paths inside the cgi-bin directory.
But, what I don't really get is how does this work when both .htaccess have the same rules, except the cgi-bin one says "allow" and the public_html says "deny"? Will the rules in public_html always overrule?
*and this is the same for every other directory etc inside public_html?
But, what I don't really get is how does this work when both .htaccess have the same rules, except the cgi-bin one says "allow" and the public_html says "deny"? Will the rules in public_html always overrule?
*and this is the same for every other directory etc inside public_html?
Does .htaccess in public_html have final say?
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