I am using the following htaccess rewrite which works great for 1 parameter, such as https://example.com/admin

i need a code to use it in .htaccess file to reject some of users like selected user agents

I was checking my htaccess code of recent and I saw the code below

I am doing a school project for an introductory-level computer science course in high school.
I currently have a htaccess file in my directory with “Options +Indexes” inside it from a previous project, but for some reason the apache server refuses to provide me access to a specific directory that is two levels down from the one with the htaccess file. I was told that these file settings are inherited and would like to ask what might be the issue and what could be some possible solutions.

I just used this .htaccess code from this post How to prevent a file from direct URL Access?
that they say it working.

I’ve seen a lot of posts here about creating fake paths with htaccess, but nothing seems to fit exactly what I want.

Say I have an htaccess:

I’m having trouble with .htaccess on my Apache 2.4 server. I’m sorry if this is obvious. The following code seems to match what is required to allow anyone to access index.html in the same directory, block visitor direct access to other files, and allow index.html to call other files in this directory, on this public […]

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