You can easily do this through DNS. Edit the zone file for the domain. I
can look something like this:
$ORIGIN com.
my.domain IN SOA ns.yourns.com. hostmaster.yourns.com. (
200024420 86000 7200 3600000 600 )
IN NS ns.yourns.com.
IN NS ns2.yourns.com.
IN A 12.34.45.6
IN MX 10 mail.domain.com.
$ORIGIN my.domain.com.
mail IN A 12.34.45.6
ftp IN A 12.34.45.6
www IN A 12.34.45.6
This is assuming that you have a separate zone file for my.domain.com, and
not pointing my. from domain.com's zone. But I think this will work. Like
so:
$ORIGIN com.
domain IN SOA ns.yourns.com. hostmaster.yourns.com. (
200024420 86000 7200 3600000 600 )
IN NS ns.yourns.com.
IN NS ns2.yourns.com.
IN A 12.34.45.6
IN MX 10 mail.domain.com.
$ORIGIN domain.com.
mail IN A 12.34.45.6
ftp IN A 12.34.45.6
www IN A 12.34.45.6
my IN A 12.34.45.6
www.my IN A 12.34.45.6
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-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Alessandro Coppelli
Sent: Monday, October 02, 2000 9:05 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Change URL
Hi to all .
Sorry for my bad English.
I want to do this :
I have a class C domain and one web server ( www ) ( my.domain.org).
This is the URL for my site http://www.my.domain.org.
I want change this URL instead in this new URL
http://my.domain.org
How I to do this ? [ (in DNS ? where ?) ( in http.conf ? where ?) ]
Alessandro
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