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| <kwodo.contact@gmail.com> schreef in bericht
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> I have been bashing my head to solve this. I am not very good at
> htaccess. 
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> There is 2 different domains, www.example1.net and www.example2.com.
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> I want to redirect a new domain to a folder on the original domain.
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> e.g. www.example1.net to www.example2.com/folder/index.html
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Just an untested thought ...
.... put into .htaccess at the document root of www.example1.net
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REQUEST} !^(script|style|shared_images)
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www.example1.net$
RewriteRule (.*) folder/$1
Using .htacces [this way] has a [firm] performance penalty.
If you have full control over the server running these sites, consider
setting up a vhost for both sites, using the respective documentroots. Then
add to the vhost config of www.example2.com and alias 'folder' for the
documentroot of www.example1.net
You're up for a strong strugly to get all links to and from /folder/*
working at both ways.
HansH
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