Frob the Builder wrote: >> The problem comes when the server a domain points to is the map >>for several domains, say via Virtual Hosts or selected forwarding. Many servers >>use this if they're on a dedicated web-hoster, or for subdomains. > > Ahah, because the 'physical' server uses the URL to map to 'virtual' > servers. > You're right, the Rev 1.0 plan doesn't handle that.
This only applies to HTTP requests though, AFAIK. The easiest work around, I figure, is a translation proxy that you run (locally) and channel all requests through. This proxy could look up the virtual mapping from a local domain to a "legacy" domain and vice versa. Not big on proxies myself, so not sure how feasible it'd be to either build a custom one, or to adapt an existing one. Off to look through Squid... .g -- "...not much (legal) material is out there that's full of graphics and in a consumer-friendly format to create the need for DSL." - Jack Valenti http://www.exmosis.net/ "Sometimes I use Google instead of pants."
