If you want to change the urls being accessed in the first place it requries a 301.
I myself issued a 301 to a 302 :-P Now all the clients have forgotten about that old url and point to my new url which is a 302 that I control. :-)
On 2/7/06, Pete Prodoehl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
David Meade wrote:
> a redirect in your htaccess will work so long as it's a 301 redirect (a
> permanent redirect). This will update the itunes diectory and all itunes
> users.
>
> I think you just have to append this to your rewrite rule to make it a 301
> instead of a 302:
So does Apple say you have to use a 301 Permanent Redirect rather than a
302 Found? That's lame... a 302 would allow you to be in control of the
URL and have it never change, but merely point to the current URL of
whatever provider you are using. A 302 means that clients would always
hit your site first, then get redirected, which is nice for stats, while
a 301 would tell clients 'never come back here, go somewhere else instead'
I suppose it's not too surprising... Very few clients seem to get http
right nowadays...
Pete
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