I've tried many other scenarios and checked Firefox's Live HTTP Headers (which
showed the Location as the original requested page plus an extra slash each
time it recursively redirected), but no joy.
I did notice that the web server is redirecting (301) paths with no ending slash
(such as "test")
On 7/21/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Unfortunately your suggestions also runs into the same problem (redirection loop
to itself). The only thing I can figure is that this is a server configuration
issue, but I have no idea what the ISP would need to change. I don't even know
h
>
> Hello,
>
> I have been trying for days to figure out how to get my web site
> redirected
> (301) to a different domain by using RedirectMatch (mod_alias) but all
I
> get on
> EVERY attempt is an extra slash "/" added to the end of the address in
the
> browser. Of course the server then perfor
Unfortunately your suggestions also runs into the same problem (redirection loop
to itself). The only thing I can figure is that this is a server configuration
issue, but I have no idea what the ISP would need to change. I don't even know
how to break it on my own Apache web server (basically a def
On 7/21/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The .htaccess file in the "test" directory contains one line:
RedirectMatch permanent .* http://www.spaudemedia.com
Does RedirectPermanent / http://www.spaudemedia.com/
.. work any better?
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noodl
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Hello,
I have been trying for days to figure out how to get my web site redirected
(301) to a different domain by using RedirectMatch (mod_alias) but all I get on
EVERY attempt is an extra slash "/" added to the end of the address in the
browser. Of course the server then performs recursive redire
