let me explain what i'm trying to do:
i've got a primary domain used for my website:
foo.com
then there is another domain which has no other files on it except a
single cgi script that gets called from a piece of software that i sell:
foo.net
the cgi script is at:
http://foo.net/cgi-bin/mycgiscript
all of that works fine. people go to foo.com to look at the website
and the software that they get there calls the cgi script on the
other domain (foo.net). no one would normally go to the other domain
using their web browser.
but... if someone does type in "foo.net" in their web browser, i want them to be redirected to the primary domain (foo.com).
basically, i need ALL http requests to foo.net to be redirected to foo.com EXCEPT http://foo.net/cgi-bin/mycgiscript .
so, to do this, i'm trying to set up a RedirectMatch in my .htaccess file on foo.net:
RedirectMatch 301 [^/cgi-bin/mycgiscript$] http://www.foo.com/
i need something that says "if it's not mycgiscript, redirect it to
foo.com."
the RedirectMatch expression above redirects requests for the cgi script to foo.com, which results in a 404, because it doesn't exist on that web server. and requests to other files result in a 500 error (from foo.net) and when i look at the error log, i see: "Regular expression could not be compiled".
how can i get this to work? thanks. - chase On Jul 27, 2005, at 8:39 PM, Wagner, Aaron wrote:
[^/cgi-bin/mycgiscript$]
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