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As you're on a shared system, it's unlikely that you can set the server time, or I'm misunderstanding you. The way I'd suggest is to take the time from the server and add the offset required. Server time is Boston, USA time.

according to a google search, not my own experience, create a new .htaccess file for the child directory and put a single line with 'satisfy any' (no quotes)

do you have the following above your rewrites? I suspect you do. Options +FollowSymlinks RewriteEngine on I have limited understanding of htaccess, but I dont think you need the rewritecond's to do what you ask. if you want them for some reason, I'd focus on getting the rewriterules working first, then add those later. here's a link to some code that describes exactly what you want to...

Post a snippet from your .htaccess file containing the 403 entry. Your error documents should be at the top of the file... something like Code: ErrorDocument 404 404.html ErrorDocument 403 403.html

I'm wondering if I actually need to accomplish this using a mod_rewrite rule instead of a mod_alias rule like RedirectMatch?

No.

I think space between Header and ( is not necessary. Hence, the code can be: <? Header( "HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently" ); Header( "Location: http://www.mywebsite.com/catalog" ); ?> Also, removing the www. from the Location URL might help

We dont support on the fly compression of the websites hosted on our servers Quote from mod_deflate documentation. "CPU-load: Compressing content on-the-fly uses CPU time and saves bandwidth. Usually this is a great tradeoff given the speed of compression. There are ways to pre-compress static content and send over the compressed versions. This requires more configuration; even if it’s not...