Hi, I can't find documentation about the options in the subdomain menu. What are the different redirect types (R, L, RL) ? How should we format the Redirect path ( filesystem path? Url with http:// ? simple domain name?) I'd like to redirect while keeping the original url in the browser, is it possible? thks
L = The url stays. phpmyadmin.domain.xx => domain.xx/phpmyadmin = phpmyadmin.domain.xx in the URL-Bar R = The phpmyadmin.domain.xx => domain.xx/phpmyadmin = domain.xx/phpmyadmin in the URL-Bar Don't know for the RL, I think it adds the path to the url. phpmyadmin.domain.xx => domain.xx/phpmyadmin = phpmyadmin.domain.xx/domain.xx/phpmyadmin But as I said I don't know.
Hi, thanks for your answers, now I know what these flags stand for. Howerver, no matter what I put in the flags dropdown, it keeps making a simple redirection. Any Ideas how I should start to troubleshoot this?
Hi, I finally got my server running, but I still have the same problem, using the noflag or L option keeps to behave like a R (redirection).
Apache Redirect rule sets for ISPconfig 4 us lazy ppl. Apache Redirect rule sets (Recommendation is to *always* use [L] flag. Last Rule.) L = (last rule) Original URL stays in the browser address field. R = (force redirect) changes the URL to the new URL. (=Google rank killer.) RL = Use [R] with [L] rather than just R flag. Makes a redirect to new (visible) address and then stops with [L]ast rule. R=301,L = "The resoure you requested has been moved permanently to this new address."
"No Redirect" is no redirect while "No Flag" is a redirect without specifyng a redirect flag in apache for this redirect. If you like to see the different configs, set a redirect and then take a look into the resulting vhost file.
