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I can not see the files .htaccess, what should I do, is some kind of permission?
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.htaccess files, and any other file with a dot in front, are hidden files. You will need to use an FTP client that can be set to show hidden files.
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You have a few options on this. Usually the easiest is to set your FTP/SFTP client to show all files (including hidden ones that start with a ".") -- this should be an option in one of its configuration dialogs.
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I use the same client that the other two servers can not see them. Htaccess here in NFO's weird ... I can not ...
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If you don't see .htaccess even with the option to show all files enabled, you may not have one in place yet. The file will only exist if you create or upload it.

You can also see the .htaccess file through SSH (the command line). Using "ls -a" instead of "ls" will show it and other files starting with a period.
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