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Yes, this code is correct. It sets up an HTTP to HTTPS redirect using Apache’s mod_rewrite module.

When a user requests a page from your website using the HTTP protocol, this code checks if the request is not already over HTTPS or if the host name in the request starts with “www”. If either of these conditions are true, the code will perform a redirect to the same page but with the HTTPS protocol instead, and a “301 Moved Permanently” status code will be sent to the user’s browser to indicate that the redirect is permanent.

The code uses the following components:

• RewriteEngine on: Enables the mod_rewrite module.
• RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off [OR]: The first condition checks if the request is not using HTTPS. The [OR] directive means that if this condition is true, the following condition will also be checked.
• RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www\.wondersofsicily\.com [NC]: The second condition checks if the host name in the request starts with “www”. The [NC] directive makes the comparison case-insensitive.
• RewriteRule (.*) https://wondersofsicily.com/$1 [L,R=301]: If both of the conditions are true, this rule will perform the redirect. The (.*) is a regular expression that matches the entire request URI, which will be captured and passed along to the destination URL as $1. The [L,R=301] flags tell the module to stop processing any more rules and to send a “301 Moved Permanently” status code with the redirect.