"Voytek Eymont" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> we have two domains, aa.com and bb.com each with a vhost web site;
>
> some time ago, one vhost was dropped, and, both domains were served from
> single vhost, so that we had:
> aa.com had aa.com
> bb.com had aa.com/bb
>
> now, we went back to two individual vhosts, aa.com and bb.com
>
> is 'Redirect Permanent' best way to cater for any bookmarked access to 'no
> longer existenet at this url but at another server from now on' ?
More or less, yes. The possible less being that you may need
mod_rewrite to issue permanent redirects if the mapping isn't a trivial
identity mapping of the trees.
Otherwise, yes, moved permanently is the right HTTP response code.
Regards,
Daniel
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