[users@httpd] redirecting nonexcisting subfolders

[Ebbe Hjorth <in...@ebbehjorth.dk>]

Hi,

I am running an apache 2.2 on a freebsd server, and would like to redirect
users from ex. xxx.dk/1234 to xxx.dk - how can i do that? is that a server
setup? or can i do that from a php script? because now when i type
xxx.dk/1234 i get a "page not found" error.


Thanks in advance, Ebbe



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Re: [users@httpd] redirecting nonexcisting subfolders

[Vincent Bray <no...@gmail.com>]

On 25/08/07, Ebbe Hjorth <in...@ebbehjorth.dk> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am running an apache 2.2 on a freebsd server, and would like to redirect
> users from ex. xxx.dk/1234 to xxx.dk - how can i do that? is that a server
> setup? or can i do that from a php script? because now when i type
> xxx.dk/1234 i get a "page not found" error.

It would help to have an explaination of purpose. If you just want 404
errors to get redirected to the home page (not generally a great
idea), then:

ErrorDocument 404 http://xxx.dk/

Otherwise if these nonexistent 'folders' have a meaning, and you're
trying to use that meaningful URL in a script, see:

http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/RewriteVirtualHandler

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