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I hate asking questions about mod_rewrite, but I can\'t seem to get these rules working properly.I had it setup and figured out once before, but a few years have passed and now it\'s just not playing
I\'m trying to extract the subdomain from the HTTP_HOST value. However I\'ve stumbled into a problem where if the subdomain has more than one dot in it it fails to match properly. Given that this is a
I need a .htaccess file: the file will rewrite rule for: x开发者_Python百科yz.sitename.com will be rewritten as:
I have wildcard subdomains for example: .example.com goes to example.com/app/ It seems uploadify works fine if I use the directory instead of the subdomain. But when I use the subdoman and click on
We currently have domain.com/username redirected to domain.com/setsession.asp?u=username which then redirects to the app at domain.com/theapp.
Some people are saying use an A record and others a CNAME for a catch all subdomain. Which 开发者_StackOverflowshould I use and why?I think question is about to understand A & CNAME records deepl
I\'ve set a coo开发者_开发技巧kie with domain of .example.com. It is available for every first-level subdomain on my site, as it should be.
So a lot of web apps have the customer choose their own subdomain, ie mycompany.webapp.com Presumably, every subdomain works off the same set of files and the unique subdomain is perhaps stored as a
A wild card SSL allows any domain prefix: *.mydomain.com accepts ssl.mydomain.com secure.mydomain.com anything.mydomain.com
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