There's a way to achieve what you ask with mod_rewrite directives in
.htaccess, but before trying this, why not point foo.com to a separate
directory?
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With Best Regards,
Marat Khalili
On 19/09/16 21:41, thomas Armstrong wrote:
Hi.
I have an Apache server, which main rootwebdir is
'/usr/www/users/foo/' and 'foo.com <http://foo.com>' points there.
However, I have some subdomains pointing within their directories:
|subdomain1.foo.com <http://subdomain1.foo.com> --->
/usr/www/users/foo/subdomain1 subdomain2.foo.com
<http://subdomain2.foo.com> ---> /usr/www/users/foo/subdomain2 |
This causes me a problem: if anyone types
'www.foo.com/subdomain1/aboutme.html
<http://www.foo.com/subdomain1/aboutme.html>', they find
'subdomain1.foo.com/aboutme.html
<http://subdomain1.foo.com/aboutme.html>' with another URL, and I'd
like to avoid it.
I wondered if there was any way to avoid this (e.g., showing a 404
page), by using a directive within the '.htaccess' file of
'/usr/www/users/foo/subdomain1'.
Any other solution is welcome. Thank you very much.
