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Hi, I'd like to figure out how best to strip random query strings
applied by external sites to our links like this: https://linuxsecurity.com/features/top-6-vulnerability-scanning-tools?ZhdOK=VBKCrHPPeszbcJQ The problem is that Google considers them unique URLs, which creates a duplicate content situation. This rule matches, but just creates what appears to be an implicit 302 redirect without a 200: RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^/features/(.+)RewriteRule ^ https://webstage.linuxsecurity.com/features/%1 [QSD] I also tried [L,QSD] but that appears to be the same. Is it possible to strip a query string from a URL without also
redirecting it? I'm adding QSD to existing redirects where
applicable, but this would just be for URLs that aren't currently
being redirected. dave
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