Hi Alice
Yes, my mistake.
In fact, I have misquoted the issue on reflection. There is only one
servername we want shown to the user so in fact the issue is more:
User requests www.xyz.com.au which we want to point to
www.xyz.com.au/test/page1, hence why the loop is created of course.
Therefore
Hi,
The RewriteCond suggested by Adrian may avoid the loop, no ?
Eg as the request is from URL www.abc.com, the RewriteRule will not be
applied because RewriteCond is not true.
Alice
Le 16 avr. 07, à 07:08, DBAS a écrit :
Hi Adrian
Thankyou for your response. Unfortunately both domains a
Hi Adrian
Thankyou for your response. Unfortunately both domains are Virtual hosts on
the one machine so of course we have http://www.abc.com.au/test/ with lots
of tests being added as it loops through - this is the problem, how to avoid
the loop!
Thanks
Adrian Dixon wrote:
>
> Perhaps this
Perhaps this is what you want. I assume you are not serving the abc and
xyz domains from virtual servers on one machine. I have allowed you
might have more than one domain hosted on the xyz server. If not, you
can support very old browsers better by omitting the hostname conditioning.
RewriteE
We want to use URL www.xyz.com.au to access internet pages developed under
server www.abc.com.au/test eg www.abc.com.au/test/page1,
www.abc.com.au/test/page2 and www.abc.com.au/test/graphics/banner.jpg etc...
as www.xyz.com.au/page1, www.xyz.com.au/page2 and
www.xyz.com.au/graphics/banner.jpg.
Th
