Removed camelCased command for htaccess

roadiz · Mar 9, 2015 · d0a8fdd · d0a8fdd
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diff --git a/intro/getting_started.rst b/intro/getting_started.rst
@@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ to Roadiz *front-controller*.
 .. note::
     **For shared hosting plan owners**, if you can’t modify your virtual host definition.
     Don’t panic, Roadiz has a built-in CLI command to generate ``.htaccess`` files for you.
-    Just execute ``bin/roadiz config --generateHtaccess`` after you cloned Roadiz sources and run Composer.
+    Just execute ``bin/roadiz config --generate-htaccess`` after you cloned Roadiz sources and run Composer.
     In the other hand, if you are using *Apache* and have access to your virtual host, we strongly recommend you
     to use our sample configuration and to disable ``.htaccess`` files: performances are at their best
     without them.

diff --git a/intro/moving.rst b/intro/moving.rst
@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ your SFTP connection or worst, an old FTP one. Don’t panic, it will take a lit
     Many shared-plan hosters offer you only one or two databases. When moving a Roadiz website, make sure
     that your database is empty and do not contain orphan tables, you must respect the rule “One app = One database”.
 
-* Do not forget to generate ``.htaccess`` files for your prod server. Type ``bin/roadiz config --generateHtaccess``.
+* Do not forget to generate ``.htaccess`` files for your prod server. Type ``bin/roadiz config --generate-htaccess``.
 * If you have at least SFTP, you should have to rights to zip/unzip on your distant server. So zip the whole Roadiz folder.
 
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