Hello users!

I have an account on a shared server and the company told me
that there is absolutey no way I can see the access logs.

Being just a user, I never set up a webserver.

I tried the htacces tester, though there is no support of
the SERVER_NAME variable. http://htaccess.madewithlove.be/

I read a lot about mod_rewrite and tried to modify a rule.

It seems to work from my not-even-amateur point of view, but
it would be absolutely great if someone could test that rule
for me, please.


The conditions are:


1. %{SERVER_NAME} ^(.*)\.?$

–> That should match $every-domain.$every-tld plus optional
   trailing dot

––> e.g. some-domain.some-tld.

––> e.g. apache.org. (with and without trailing dot)


2. "%{HTTP_HOST} ^.*\.%1$

–> That should match $everything-in.front.of.%1 – where %1
   is the the above specified part in parantheses (.*), e.g.
   some-domain.tld or apache.org (without trailing dot)

––> e.g. everything.in-front.of.some-tld

––> e.g. any-thing.x-y.z.apache.org (without trailing dot)


The rule is:

^(.*)$ http://%1/$1 [L,R,NE]

–> That specifies everything(?) to be variable $1 and puts
   everything after http://some-domain.tld/

––> e.g. http://some-domain.tld/whatever/there-is.html

  I'm not absolutely sure about this one, maybe some could
  explain that better – thanks!


All together:

RewriteCond %{SERVER_NAME} ^(.*)\.?$
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^.*\.%1$
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://%1/$1 [L,R,NE]



Thanks very much for your help! : )


Kind regards,

Andi

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