Hello,
I am new to this forum (found it via Google). Please forgive that I
just snow in like that, but I have a rewrite problem, which
a .htaccess Guru can maybe solve in a few minutes. - I wasted already
some days, but it still doesn't work.
Want I want to do is the following:
If someone accesses http://user.domain.com/ he shall be redirected to
http://www.domain.com/~user/
Similarly, all accesses under the subdomain shall be redirected, too,
e. g. http://user.domain.com/dogs/cats.html should retrieve http://
www.domain.com/~user/dogs/cats.html
The subdomain entry should remain in the URL field of the browser, i.
e. the redirect should be "hidden".
The reason why I need this, is that, when I create a user web/FTP
account, the URL to it is http://www.domain.com/~user/, and I would
like to assign a http://user.domain.com/ subdomain to them.
Let me give you the background of the directory structure:
http://www.domain.com/ points to the path:
/home/www/web12/web
http://www.domain.com/~user/ points to the path:
/home/www/web12/user/domain.com_user/web
and
http://user.domain.com/ should points to the same path.
So basically, the .htaccess file would have to direct HTTP file
accesses http://user.domain.com/* to http://www.domain.com/~user/*
respectively.
But as the entry in the URL field in the browser shall not change,
one would have to work with the paths, if I understand it correctly?
Does somebody know a solution to this problem (rewrite condition &
rewrite rule)? I'd hang his picture up in my living room.
Kind regards,
Antonio.
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Antonio
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