[NBLUG/talk] Apache.

[The Micxz]

I see what you mean now. You need a wild card. This can be done via 
mod_rewrite. But I don't want to give out the wrong syntax on that'
It's all about your regex-fu at that point'

Anyone else? I want to know now.

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Micxz

Steve wrote:

> Yeah, but will that tack the rest of the URL onto that?  I got the
> impression it would not.
> 
> See what im doing is moving a bunch of pages to a new server, but keep the
> main pages on teh old server, I want the move to be transparent =)
> 
> -Steve
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On Tue, Mar 02, 2004 at 01:06:15PM -0800, The Micxz wrote:
> 
>>In your .htaccess or vhost conf on www you could use:
>>
>>ErrorDocument 404 http://www2.placetogo.com/
>>
>>
>>?? Just one way  ''
>>
>>--
>>Micxz
>>
>>Steve wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Is there anyone on the list who can help me out wiht a redirect rule for
>>>apache?
>>>
>>>I have 2 servers, both running apache. for examepl www and www2,  I want
>>>it so if someone calls upa URL on www and if its a 404, it will redirect
>>>to the exact same url on www2 (but replace www with www2)..  Is this
>>>possible?
>>>
>>>example
>>>
>>>www.somedomain.com/bill   gets a 404 error, so it redirects to
>>>www2.somedomain.com/bill  if its there, all is good, if it is not,
>>>www2 reports the 404 error.
>>>
>>>Is this possible?  I've gone over the apache docs (not apache 2.0 by the
>>>way)
>>>
>>>I know this isn't exactly linux related =) But it is on 2 debian boxes =)
>>>
>>>Thanks.
>>>
>>>-Steve
>>>
>>
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>>Micxz
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Micxz