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Stythys

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From: SF Bay Area

Registered: 2008-05-18

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lighttpd redirecting

anyone know how, if possible, to have a top-level domain's root (archlinux-gaming.org) be relocated further in the directory tree, so like, if someone went to archlinux-gaming.org, it would show the page as if they went to archlinux-gaming.org/projects/gaming-repo. At the moment it just does a redirect but if this is possible I thought it'd be cleaner.

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Daenyth

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From: Boston, MA

Registered: 2008-02-24

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Re: lighttpd redirecting

I think the way we have it set up right now is going to be the cleanest.

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Stythys

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Re: lighttpd redirecting

It's actually for a different site of mine, but we had a similar setup for arch-gaming so just wanted to use it as an example

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Peasantoid

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Registered: 2009-04-26

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Re: lighttpd redirecting

You might be able to do that with:

url.rewrite-once = ( "/" => "/projects/gaming-repo", )