Paradox602
07-16-2008, 06:39 PM
Hi,
Here is the situation. I have several domain names, but I want them all to point to one domain name. Easy, normally, but I also want the "main" domain name to always be the one visible in the URL, no matter which URL they used to get there.
Most hosts allow for the function when you've registered your domain name.
However, this particular one wants $12 a year for each just to do a simple redirect.
I need to know how to get apache to recognize that www.1.com www.2.com and www.3.com all are referring to www.main.com and show that URL in for the browser, on apache.
I've tried Redirect, but when I use the Redirect / http://www.main.com command the server can never resolve what is going on.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
P.S I really do not want to have to use a meta-refresh in an index page.
Here is the situation. I have several domain names, but I want them all to point to one domain name. Easy, normally, but I also want the "main" domain name to always be the one visible in the URL, no matter which URL they used to get there.
Most hosts allow for the function when you've registered your domain name.
However, this particular one wants $12 a year for each just to do a simple redirect.
I need to know how to get apache to recognize that www.1.com www.2.com and www.3.com all are referring to www.main.com and show that URL in for the browser, on apache.
I've tried Redirect, but when I use the Redirect / http://www.main.com command the server can never resolve what is going on.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
P.S I really do not want to have to use a meta-refresh in an index page.