Hi, I am an apache novice, but I've been given the task of making some redirects on a MediaWiki site that I manage. To give a short background, we had a number of URLs that were aliased to the same location, and now we're migrating to a single URL. So, I've been tasked with redirecting the existing URLs to the new "unified" one. In my .htaccess file, I have some entries like this RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www.oldurl\.com$ [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.newurl.com/$1 [R=301,L] As with most mediawikis, the format of the url is http;//www.oldurl.com/index.php?title=PageTitle My setup works in most cases, the /index.php?title=PageTitle gets appended to the new URL and everything works great. My problem occurs with mediawiki pages that have special punctuation in them, such as a question mark or an apostrophe. For example, a wiki page called Is_this_a_question? gets converted by mediawiki to be Is_this_a_question%3F The problem is that my redirect does not include the %3F. I've seen similar cases where an apostrophe gets converted to %2527. Can someone give me some direction as to how to modify my .htaccess file to handle these cases? Thanks, Dan