Chris Graham wrote:
One other suggestion was to do this: RedirectMatch Permanent /(.*) http://hudson.warpspeed.com.au/hudson/$1 However, that ends up with the infinite loop as well. :-(
Yes. What probably happens is : - a request comes in for / (or /x..)- it gets caught by the redirect rule, and a 302 (moved) response is sent back to the browser, indicating a new address of
http://hudson.warpspeed.com.au/hudson/ (or ../hudson/x..) - the browser immediately and transparently sends back a request for /hudson/- this request is caught by the same redirect rule, results in a new 302 (moved) response, with an address this time of
http://hudson.warpspeed.com.au/hudson/hudson/ - and so on for everIt would not matter if the server to which your redirect sends the request was not the same as this one. But since here it is the same, you loop infinitely.
So either you find a way to tell your RedirectMatch that this applies to everything *except* URLs that already have "/hudson" in them, or else you use mod_rewrite in the way I indicated before.
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