UNC Linux Users Group

[Brian Payst <brian_payst AT unc.edu>]

I've had issues in the past with Apache where the order in which I was 
loading modules caused different behaviors. This was with 1.3.x, and 
with mod_dav, but maybe try changing the module loading sequence?

John W. Sopko Jr. wrote:

> I tried this at first, a re-direct causes a loop, you come in on port
> 80, see the redirect, come in on port 443, see the Redirect, come in on 
> port 443 see the Redirect....Can probably get to work with virtual 
> servers. I just wanted a simple way when going to port 80 to go to
> port 443 like Jeff did. I think there is some issue in apaceh 2.x.
>
> Also if you use regular expressions you need to use "RedirectMatch" 
> instead of plain "Redirect"
>
> John Reuning wrote:
>
> > The main thing that rewriting offers over redirecting is the transparent
> > translation of urls from http to https, right?  Can the Redirect
> > directive take patters and insert them via $1, $2, etc?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > -jrr
> >
> >
> > > | RewriteRule    ^/(.*) http://yahoo.com [L,R,NC]
> >
> >
> >
> > >  Redirect permanent .* https://newlocation.com
> >
> >
> >
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