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Thread Index Re: isp-dns digest: April 24, 2001
> Hello, > > I have a client who has DNS with us but wants that if users type > http://www.hisdomain.com in a browser they get redirected to > http://www.anotherdomain/hisdirectory/. Is this possible just using DNS or > do I have to have something else to rpovide this service. > > Andrew > Andrew, first off i am not sure why the customer would want to redirect to subdirectories, but to each their own. I believe a simple java script would do the job nicely, and keep whatever tampering out of the dns, which i have seen others advise that it is unable to do. Below is a outtake from http://linuxguruz.org <html> <head> <title>My Site Has Moved</title> <meta http-equiv="REFRESH" content="10;URL=http://www.linuxguruz.org";> </head> <body> http://www.microsoft.com has moved to http://www.linuxguruz.org, you will be taken there automatically in 10 second. </body></html> It should work with both http://www.somedomain.com and http://www.somedomain.com/somedirectory/somewhere/onsomeserver Of course there are other ways to so it also, depending on which scripting agents you have installed. Cheers. Thomas Keats php/mysql/apache/bind/linux Rainbow Computer Systems http://www.rainbowcomputersystems.com Your source for Linux Compatible Hardware. -------- Compatibility Statement. -------- We read formats created in .txt wordperfect, and MSWord97 or earlier, all other communications will be filtered out and 'misplaced' Thank you for your co-operation. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ISP-Lists subscribers! Get $100 off internet.com's newest report-"The ISP Market: Challenges and Strategies for the Future" http://allnetresearch.internet.com/item/0,3008,2165381_1,00.html <- Previous Message | Next Message -> Thread Index |
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