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[I apologize in advance, I'm afraid this is a moronic question, but I have been trying to find an answer through Apache docs + StackExchange and have come up short.] I have a static site at web faction. It's replacing a previously-existing website somewhere else. At the other hosting firm, they have been kind enough to redirect traffic to my new, webfaction site. So I need to configure the new site with I have been trying over and over, but every time I put a Does anyone have a simple .htaccess file for a site that accepts traffic through normal access and also through redirection? If so, I would be very grateful. asked 27 Oct '13, 13:40 rpg |
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You can't use ServerAlias on the shared apache server because it does not belong in the .htaccess context it only works in the virtual host context, which belongs in the main apache conf file. We can't modify this for you on the shared server without risking downtime and instability, your option would be to build a private apache stack if you needed to use ServerAlias. However I don't quite see how you would need this, if the other host is pointing traffic here it should 'just work' and not matter that it was 301 redirected. You may consider sending us a support ticket so we can see what you mean firsthand. answered 27 Oct '13, 18:37 johns ♦♦ |
