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Automatically create redirects when URL aliases are changed.

Automatically create redirects when URL aliases are deleted.

Retain query string through redirect.

For example, given a redirect from source-path to node?a=apples, if a user visits source-path?a=alligators&b=bananas they would be redirected to node?a=apples&b=bananas. The query strings in the redirection will always take precedence over the current query string.

Automatically delete redirects when an entity with the redirect's source has been deleted.

Default redirect status

You can find more information about HTTP redirect status codes at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTTP_status_codes#3xx_Redirection.

Allow redirects to be saved into the page cache.

This feature requires Cache pages for anonymous users to be enabled and the $conf['page_cache_invoke_hooks'] variable to be true (currently set to true).

Delete redirects that have not been accessed for

Only redirects managed by the redirect module itself will be deleted. Redirects managed by other modules will be left alone.

Maximum number of redirects to delete per cron run

The maximum number of redirects that can be deleted in each pass of a cron maintenance task. If necessary, reduce the number of items to prevent timeouts and memory errors.

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