Hi,
Peter Palfrader wrote:
> Once you are satisfied with the content on newpeople you can instruct
> apache on oldpeople to redirect requests to the new place. On gluck
> do the following:
> echo "RewriteEngine on"
> > ~/.public_html/.htaccess
> echo 'RewriteRule ^(.*) http://newpeople.debian.org/~'$USER'/$1 [R,L]'
> >> ~/.public_html/.htaccess
[note: there is an incorrect '.' before 'public_html']
I use people to publish not completely ready/wip/... packages in an apt
repo (see my signature bellow).
apt does not follow 301 errors generated by theses rules.
I'm not a apache guru, so do you know another solution ? I tried with '[P]'
instead of '[R,L]' but I got a 401 error (mod_proxy should be configured
for that to work ?)
For now, I removed the .htaccess and I will wait for the DNS move of
people.debian.org (so not removing my files on gluck for now)
Regards,
Vincent
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