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Subject: [WISPA] Apache question
I am hosting a domain name (blahblah.ca) that must be re-directed to
another
Do you just want it so that if the user enters blahblah.ca that they get
the .com site? If so, have the DNS entry for .ca point to the same
address as the .com. Then in /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf create a
VirtualHost section for .ca. The .conf file should have a sample.
If you want the
The proper way to do this is to have the DNS record changed. Maybe you have
done this but need a stopgap measure?
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Either an HTTP redirect in the webpage, or a Server-side redirect, or a DNS
CNAME will get you there.
Russ Kreigh
Network Engineer
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Carl A jeptha wrote:
I am hosting a domain name (blahblah.ca) that must be re-directed to
another hosting company (blahblah.com). I have read some info but cannot
make sense of it.
The least painful way is just to have Apache do the redirection for you.
VirtualHost blahblah.ca
