Re: [users@httpd] Only redirecting, but not changing the root?

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Axel-Stéphane SMORGRAV schreef:

Lennart,

I believe it would be very hard to achieve what you describe. Maybe that's why nobody replied.
I thougt so :-)

Or should i look for an alternativ like a index.php who redirects the visitor on basis of the url?

The thing is that you could create different virtual hosts for example[1-n] all using the same document root, but you would need to rewrite the path to prepend it with /example[i] only for resources located in /public_html/example[i] and not for resources that are common to all.
<VirtualHost www.example1.com>
...
DocumentRoot /public_html
...
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond "condition that excludes common resources"
RewriteCond $1 !^/example1
RewriteRule (.*) /example1$1
...
</VirtualHost>

An alternative method would be to use symbolic links for accessing the common resources. Each VH has it's own document root /public_html/example[i: i=1..n], and you use a symbolic link within the document root to point to where the common resources are located. This would require the directory option FollowSymLinks.

These are the only two solutions I can think of...

Beste hilsener
-ascs


-----Original Message-----
From: Lennart Aangeenbrug [mailto:lennart@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2005 9:26 AM
To: users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [users@httpd] Only redirecting, but not changing the root?

Hi all,

Yesterday i've posted a question and no one replyed :-( Maybe i explained it not clear enough or is it not solvable. Here is my question again in another words:

How can I forward an user to a specific location, > without < changing the root? For example:
www.example1.com == goes to ==> public_html/example1/, the root stays public_html/ www.example2.com == goes to ==> public_html/example2/, the root stays public_html/ www.example3.com == goes to ==> public_html/example3/, the root stays public_html/

The root public_html contains nothing more than a .htaccess file. It should recognize which domain is adressed and then send it to the right dir. Why I want this? I keep in the dir  public_html/ several other dirs, like graphic & tools I need for all sites.

gr, Lennart

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