• Resolved a1291762

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    wp-super-cache (0.9.8) says this on the Settings page:

    Trailing slash check required.

    It looks like your blog has URLs that end with a “/”. Unfortunately since you installed this plugin a duplicate content bug has been found where URLs not ending in a “/” end serve the same content as those with the “/” and do not redirect to the proper URL. To fix, you must edit your .htaccess file and add these two rules to the two groups of Super Cache rules:

    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^.*[^/] %{REQUEST_URI} !^.*//.*$

    You can see where the rules go and examine the complete rules by clicking the “View mod_rewrite rules” link below.

    The thing is, a RewriteCond without a RewriteRule is an error. If I put that line in my .htaccess file it completely locks me out of my wordpress installation.

    Does anyone know what is going on here and if I should be worried?

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