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Automatically create redirects when URL aliases are changed.

Retain query string through redirect.

For example, given a redirect from source-path to node?a=apples, if a user visits source-path?a=alligators&b=bananas they would be redirected to node?a=apples&b=bananas. The query strings in the redirection will always take precedence over the current query string.

Default redirect status

You can find more information about HTTP redirect status codes at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTTP_status_codes#3xx_Redirection.

Global redirects

Enforce clean and canonical URLs.

Enabling this will automatically redirect to the canonical URL of any page. That includes redirecting to an alias if existing, removing trailing slashes, ensure the language prefix is set and similar clean-up.

Ignore redirections on admin paths.

Check access to the redirected page

This helps to stop redirection on protected pages and avoids giving away secret URL's. By default this feature is disabled to avoid any unexpected behavior

(formerly Global Redirect features)

404 error database logs to keep

The maximum number of 404 error logs to keep in the database log. Requires a cron maintenance task.

Pages to ignore

Specify pages by using their paths. Enter one path per line. The '*' character is a wildcard. An example path is /user/* for every user page. <front> is the front page.

Clear ignored 404 log entries when saving this form

Suppress 'page not found' log messages

Prevents logging 'page not found' events. Can be safely enabled when redirect_404 module is used, which stores them separately, nothing else relies on those messages.