Ok, I agree ... it should be https://matvaden.com/betatesters/
(I renamed it to '...testers' instead of '...testing')
... and that works fine! However, if someone removes the 's', it will also still work! So, what do you do, well you are supposed to be able to just add a redirect line to .htaccess to force the redirect. However, this only causes problems!
There are two directories in my account that I want all communication with to be secure: '/cgi-bin/' & '/betatesters/' So here are the lines that I added to '/public_html/.htaccess':
Redirect /cgi-bin/ https://mattvaden.com/cgi-bin/
Redirect /betatesters/ https://mattvaden.com/betatesters/
When I do this, it makes everything stop working! It is almost as if the Apache server is not performing the url rewrite properly ... maybe because of the SSL? Because, if I try to navigate to the https://matvaden.com/betatesters/ , the browser just gets hung ... and if I go into my FTP client while the browser is hung, edit the .htaccess, and the press save w/o actually changing anything, the save action to the .htaccess file cause my browser to "un-hang" itself, and the page finally loads properly. I know that I have used .htaccess files many times in the past, and it always seems to work ok. Please tell me what I am doing wrong here! This SSL cert cost em allot of money, and I need to be able to use it properly!
I all know is, if I remove the redirect entries from .htaccess, it will work, but it will also work unsecurely. Someone PLEASE HELP ME ...