Apache Question... mod_rewrite or redirect???

[Phil Buckley]

Well, they do all point to the same set of docs, but I also need them to physically rewrite the URL to be abc.com, otherwise, the cookie scheme can get screwy because cookies are held to a different domain...

Phil


On 11/14/00 at 10:29 AM Derek Atkins wrote:

>Do you want all of abc.com, def.com, et. al. to all server the same
>content?  If so, then you don't need to do anything other than point
>all of those names at your one server.  Otherwise, if you want to
>serve different content, you could just use the <VirtualHost>
>directive based on the different names and point them to different
>content.
>
>I don't think you need to Rewrite or Redirect in this case.
>
>-derek
>
>"Phil Buckley" <phil at 1918.com> writes:
>
>> I'm just starting my long journey today into having multiple domains all point and actually re-write themselves into a common url - for cookies that track a shopper through an ecommerce site...
>> 
>> Here's my question, the client has 8 or ten domains that all point to a single directory, I want to use apache 1.3.9 to rewrite:
>> abc.com, def.com, ghi.com jkl.com all to xyz.com
>> 
>> Here's what I think might work, but I wondering if someone else already has done some of this and can see a glaring mistake
>> 
>>  RewriteEngine        on
>>  RewriteLogLevel      9
>>  RewriteLog logs/www.salvytheflorist.com-rewrite_log
>>  RewriteRule ^/abc.com([^/]+)/?(.*)       /xyz.com/$1/$2
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> Phil
>>  
>> 
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