Attaching a domain to non-root path of an app

I have a Django application myapp. It serves example.co.uk so http://example.co.uk serves myapp/. I have a domain somethingelse.co.uk. I want http://somethingelse.co.uk/ to serve /myapp/foo.

This could be achieved by attaching a static app to somethingelse.co.uk and in the root folder of the app insert an .htaccess file with a redirect from http://somethingelse.co.uk/ to http://example.co.uk/foo. Is this the best/only way to do this? It seems somewhat inelegant.

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asked 13 Oct '12, 12:41

Peter Mott
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0	You can also create a symlink application to point to the subdirectory you are wanting to mount at /foo. Then mount the symlink application at /foo permanent link answered 13 Oct '12, 12:53 bmeyer71 ♦♦ 1.5k●3●6●13 accept rate: 33%

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