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I think a better question would be whether it's 'expected' rather than 'normal'. A '302' redirect is also known as a 'temporary' redirect. There's a number of things that could be in place on your site that would perform such redirects. 200,000 hits returning a status of '302' does sound like a lot. Did you do anything to your web pages, .htaccess files, or CPanel that would cause these redirects?

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i used to have a 301 redirect but i removed it already. but even before the 301 redirect, i checked my logs and i seem to have 10% of my hits going to 302 redirects. here is my new .htaccess:

 

php_value session.use_only_cookies 1

php_value session.use_trans_sid 0

 

 

its to remove the phpsessid in my links

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Try downloading the raw log file, open it in a text editor - and search for 302. You will then be able to see the hits which are being redirected - which may give you a few clues.

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