by Reshma Muchalambk » Tue, 29 Oct 1996 04:00:00
I was wondering if anyone could help me send two different pages depending
on a user's domainname. For ex, if someone is coming from internal domain,
(*.internal.com) show them the regular page and for *.external.com show them
a different set of pages/directories.
PS: Server is Apache 1.1 and OS is Solaris 2.5.
Thanks for your time.
--mpm.
by David Richar » Wed, 30 Oct 1996 04:00:00
>I was wondering if anyone could help me send two different pages depending
>on a user's domainname. For ex, if someone is coming from internal domain,
>(*.internal.com) show them the regular page and for *.external.com show them
>a different set of pages/directories.
>PS: Server is Apache 1.1 and OS is Solaris 2.5.
>Thanks for your time.
The CGI redirects them down the apporpriate tree depending where they're
coming from.
With the latest NCSA httpd it's possible to set an 'OnDeny' so that denied
users get sent somewhere else, eliminating the need for CGI.
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1. Resolving different domain names to different pages?
Hi all.
I am setting up a commercial server and would like to assign multiple
top-level domain names to the same server, but have the default pages for
these addresses be different.
So if someone tries to access:
http:/www.knickknacks.com/
They would get:
http:/www.myhouse.com/knickknacks/index.html
If they type in:
http:/www.widgets.com/
They would get:
http:/www.myhouse.com/widgets/index.html
Can this be done using httpd or NetSite on a Sparc? I think that this
would involve setting up DNS to resolve to the same site. But you can't
read the requested domain from the HTTP Client header because it is parsed
before the HTML doc gets to the server. Well, I think.
Thanks for your help.
- ab
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