Here's my relevant setup info. I have Apache on port 80 and Zope on port
8080.
At enom I use a URL Redirect:
virtual.com -> http://actual.com
From my apache httpd-vhosts.conf file is:
NameVirtualHost *:80
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName virtual.com
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^/(.*)
http://localhost:8080/VirtualHostBase/http/virtual.com:80/myplonesite/VirtualHostRoot/$1
[P]
</VirtualHost>
Results: When I browse to "virtual.com", "http://actual.com"; appears in
the address bar.
Note: When I use the Tamper Data Add-On to Firefox, I see all the
requests going out to "virtual.com/xxx" and coming back with 302, and
then subsequent requests going out to "actual.com/xxx".
John
zoomo wrote:
The behavior I want is:
1) to have virtual.com to take the user to the page at
"actual.com/myplonesite" but display virtual.com in the browser's
address bar
and
2) and then as we click deeper into the plone site's internal links, to
have the address bar reflect the new location "appropriately" (i.e.
clicking on the link "info" contained on the top page should cause
"virtual.com/info" to appear in the address bar).
What happens when I browse to http://virtual.com, I am taken to the
correct page, but the URL in the address bar switches to the
"actual.com/myplonesite" string.
Is it possible to change this behavior so that the user never sees the
"actual.com" domain name or "myplonesite" site name?
I'm wondering what the proper DNS-registry record might be. For
example, at GoDaddy, I've tried the a forward entry for both
http://actual.com/ and http://actual.com/myplonesite, with various
permutation adjustements in my Apache rewrite rules with no luck. When
I use my account at enom.com, I've tried using "URL Redirect". Same
results, no luck, i.e., the http://actual.com/myplonesite still appears
in the address bar.
Regards,
John
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