I took the mod_rewrite approach, and it works
flawlessly. One question I have, is that I often access the server via
its IP instead of the canonical name. Is there a way to make apache use
both domain.tld and its IP as the server name?
I've tried it with ServerAlias and it didn't make any difference, the
only way I see of doing this would be duplicating the VirtualHost thats
doing the redirecting and using the IP of the box as the server name.
I'm pretty sure thats not a good idea though :p
Scott.
Scott Wilcox wrote:
AH. I'm a retard.
Thanks Joshua :)
Joshua Slive wrote:
On 5/18/07, Scott Wilcox <sc0tt@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Hey Joshua,
I think I was a little ambiguous with what I said. It probably would
of
been better to explain it like this.
If a VirtualHost is there for the requested URI, that is served.
For any requested URI (http://test1.com, http://sub.domain.com,
http://anything.anythingelse.anywhere.tld),
then that
request is actually forwarded to the main site.
At the moment, my first VirtualHost is catching everything and
displaying
the standard homepage fine, but i'd much prefer if they were pushed
over to
the correct URI.
Did you read the link I sent? That is exactly what it does.
As it says, the first <VirtualHost> is the default host which
catches
all names that don't match any other virtualhost. Put a Redirect in
that host pointing to your "canonical" vhost (the "correct URI"),
which should be contained in a separate <VirtualHost> section.
Joshua.
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