On 2/9/21, Dino Ciuffetti wrote:
>> I have situation where we have, let us say alpha.example.com
>> bravo.example.com, we want to redirect them and example.com to
>> zulu.example.com _but_ for that and every page under, they
>> retain address bar of their original request hostname
>
> You could
> I have situation where we have, let us say alpha.example.com
> bravo.example.com, we want to redirect them and example.com to
> zulu.example.com _but_ for that and every page under, they
> retain address bar of their original request hostname
You could enable mod_proxy, mod_proxy_http,
ProxyPass is one way to do what you described. Rather than a redirect it
connects to example.com and passes traffic back and forth.
On Mon, Feb 8, 2021, 19:43 Edwardo Garcia wrote:
> Halo,
>
> I have situation where we have, let us say alpha.example.com
> bravo.example.com, we want to redirect
Halo,
I have situation where we have, let us say alpha.example.com
bravo.example.com, we want to redirect them and example.com to
zulu.example.com _but_for that and every page under, they
retain address bar of their original request hostname
ex: alpha.example.com click on subheading
