Re: [users@httpd] configure a catchall page for a website subdirectory?

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Alias /subdir/* full-path-to-page

Should do the trick. If you're worried about people entering the "subdir" part in upper- or mixed-case then you can use:

AliasMatch /[Ss][Uu][Bb][Dd][Ii][Rr]/.* full-path-to-page

There may be a better way to do case-insensitive matching, if so I'd be glad to learn it!

On 28/09/06, Greg < greg@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
hi,
I'm new to Apache, but I need a way to configure all page requests inside a
specific website subdirectory to be directed to the same page regardless of
what page is requested, yet preserving the url that was requested in the
browser's address bar. Kinda like a 'catchall' page for only that folder but
keeping the url they requested intact.


thanks,
Greg


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