Is there a way to redirect several different domains in ISPC3 to one site? This seems to work OK with Alias domains but aliases don't "redirect" so the website is displayed with wrong domain address. If Apache rules are also used with redirect options an infinite loop is usually the result. I would like to have this setup... domain1.com -> www.domain.fi www.domain.com -> www.domain.fi domain1.net -> www.domain.fi www.domain.net -> www.domain.fi domain2.com -> www.domain.fi www.domain.com -> www.domain.fi domain2.net -> www.domain.fi www.domain.net -> www.domain.fi etc. How should this setup be configured so that infinite loop does not result?
The redirect path field, not the domain field. Domain: domain1.net Parent website: domain.fi Redirect type: no flag Redirect path: http://www.domain.fi
redirect path to a FILE and not to a directory? Good day, I want to redirect to a file and not to a directory (ISPConfig Manual section 5.5 only writes about redirect to a path. so, I want to redirect www.foo.bar to http://www.otherfoo.bar/bla/blubb/lalelu.html it is not an option to let the "other" site at otherfoo.bar create an appropriate directory. How can this be solved? Within apache directly this is not a problem at all. thanks, martin
Create a .htaccess file and add your apache rewrite rules there instead of using the rewrite function in the domain settings.
yes, but then the enduser has to use a FTP client etc ... else one just has to edit the line within ISPConfig, this would be a much smarter, quicker and easier solution for everybody involved (even for support).
The ispconfig redirect function is made to redirect a domain to a directory only. What you try to do is a typical redirect as it is used by cms systems in .htaccess files and should be added to a .htaccess file.
well, currently we do it manually in apache: <VirtualHost 192.168.3.4> ServerName www.foo.bar Redirect permanent / http://www.otherfoo.bar/bla/blubb/lalelu.html CustomLog /var/log/httpd/redirect-access.log combined ErrorLog /var/log/httpd/redirect-error.log </VirtualHost> ... and this is what I try to also solve directly in ISPConfig. The "only redirect to directories" is, AFAIK, not an Apache rule.
Of course, as you do this not in the intended way. Your way is for servers that dont have ispconfig installed. The correct way(s) for ISPConfig servers are e.g: 1) Add www.foo.bar as website or as aliasdomain of another wesbite in ISPConfig. 2a) Then either add a file named .htaccess in the web directory of the website containing just one line: Redirect permanent / http://www.otherfoo.bar/bla/blubb/lalelu.html 2b) Or you add this line: Redirect permanent / http://www.otherfoo.bar/bla/blubb/lalelu.html in the apache directives field of the website in ISPConfig, which is on the options tab.
as for option 2b: thanks ... better than nothing means: at least doable as admin within ISPconfig. the customer (still) has no option to change the settings (only with option 2a).
Hello, i have a question. If i use L redirect under website settings, this means that it redirects to different site, but preserves web address? Example: www.WEB1.tld -> www.websiteone.tld, but showing WEB1.tld as url (i have tried that, but shows websiteone.tld as url). Should i use different settings? Thank you for advice! V.
L means that this is the last rule in the redirect process.Please see apache rewrite docs for a detailed description of the flags: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/mod/mod_rewrite.html (See section Flag and Syntax at the end of the page).
Thank you Till for pointing that out. I believe there is a small bug in 3.0.4.3: 1. i have created website and added redirection to other - works OK 2. i have than removed this redirection - shows like no redirection, but it still redirects... - i think it didn't remove redirection as it should, still redirects to other site /on monitor system log was completed I will completely remove site, than add it again and hopefully it will solve this problems. I just need to make backups etc first. Will report back! V.
There is no such bug and there is no need to remove the site. Just close your browser or empty the browser cache as the browser remembers the redirect. Beside that, ensure that you waited until the jobqueue in the monitor is empty as it takes some time until the changes are written to disk.
