: How to setup apache2 redirect but keep domain name? I run a small community web site where users can each get a free blog. The blog address is always something like http://mydomain.com/blogname
I run a small community web site where users can each get a free blog. The blog address is always something like mydomain.com/blogname
One user have bought his own domain and want to redirect it to his blog. I've managed to setup a 302 redirect but then when he types http//hisdomain.com in the browser he ends up at mydomain.com/blogname
He really wants hisdomain.com to still be there. Any idea on how I can set it up so that hisdomain.com/blogname is shown instead?
Environment:
Ubuntu server 10.04
Apache2
Wordpress multi site
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If your using WordPress multisite you can use the Domain Mapping Plugin
This plugin allows users of a
WordPress MU site or WordPress 3.0
network to map their blog/site to
another domain.
It requires manual installation as one
file must be copied to wp-content/.
When upgrading the plugin, remember to
update domain_mapping.php and
sunrise.php. Full instructions are on
the Installation page and are quite
easy to follow. You should also read
this page too.
Super administrators must configure
the plugin in Super Admin->Domain
Mapping. You must enter the IP or IP
addresses (comma deliminated) of your
server on this page. The addresses are
purely for documentation purposes so
the user knows what they are (so users
can set up their DNS correctly). They
do nothing special in the plugin,
they're only printed for the user to
see.
It is possible that this WordPress plugin might help. This question might need to go to the WordPress Answers site.
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