I need to redirect http://oldsite.com/some/content
to http://newsite.com/some/content
in .htaccess, but only that page (well, two pages, with the same idea).
From what I can see, 301 redirects don't take the host, only the path, in the first parameter, and
Redirect 301 /some/content http://newsite/some/content
isn't going to work, as oldsite.com is a ServerAlias of newsite.com (maybe not ideal, but that part is out of my hands), and it seems the rule above leads to a redirect loop.
What's the best way to accomplish this? I can't use a PHP solution as the redirect n开发者_高级运维eeds to execute before another rule further down in the same .htaccess.
You can set an env variable to identify the site, e.g.:
SetEnvIf default-site ^ site=new
SetEnvIfNoCase Host ^oldsite\.com$ site=old
... and use mod_rewrite to perform a conditional redirection:
RewriteCond %{ENV:site} =old [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://newsite.com%{REQUEST_URI} [NE,R=permanent,L]
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