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On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 11:12:18AM +0100, John Lewis wrote:
> I have a file index.html in /var/www which is intended to redirect
> any attempt to open the URL http://startx.co.uk to
> http://startx.co.uk/Kingsclere to avoid exposing the 'index' to the
> world
>
> Originally I used a
>
> <head>
> <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="10: url=new_url" >
> </head>
>
> line to do the re-direction but I read this is deprecated and should
> be done with apache redirection. I have tried to fathom out how but
> failed.
>
> Having looked briefly at what PHP does in the 'PHP Manual' I wondered
> if there is a simple bit of php I could use to do the re-direction and
> to save me having to learn PHP just for this 'one liner' am asking
> for an example.
Use the header() function[1] to force a redirect in the HTTP
headers:
header("Location:
http://startx.co.uk/Kingsclere");
This needs to be done before any other output gets sent. However,
if you control the server, use an Apache redirect, as below.
> Alternatively a simple explanation of how to use apache2 to do it
> would be gratefully accepted. I need to be told what files to edit on
> a debian lenny setup and what lines of code to remove/append.
I'd guess you're not using a virtual host configuration in Apache.
If that's the case, simply add:
RedirectPermanent /
http://startx.co.uk/Kingsclere
to the end of your config file[2].
If you are using a virtual host, that line goes inside the VH
definition instead.
Hugo.
[1]
http://uk.php.net/header
[2]
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_alias.html#redirectpermanent
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