Apache htaccess subdomain redirect error?

You need to activate the per-user directories first : see httpd.apache.org/docs/trunk/en/howto/pub... Then you can you mod_rewrite to alias user1.domain. Com to domain. Com/~user1 like: RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} (.*)\.

Domain\. Com RewriteRule (.*) domain.com/~%1/$1 To be simple. You can also make per user RewriteRule if you don't want to use a global setting and you don't have too many users.

You need to activate the per-user directories first : see httpd.apache.org/docs/trunk/en/howto/pub... Then you can you mod_rewrite to alias user1.domain. Com to domain. Com/~user1, like: RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} (.*)\.

Domain\. Com RewriteRule (.*) domain.com/~%1/$1 To be simple. You can also make per user RewriteRule if you don't want to use a global setting and you don't have too many users.

I don't have access to apache configution. How to do this – user764122 Jun 27 at 15:03 Per-user directories can only be activated through apache configuration files. RewriteRules can be added in .

Htaccess file provide apache allows them, but then you should have the right to modify . Htaccess of the site serve at domain. Com – M'vy Jun 27 at 15:15.

You can use a combination of the wildcard option in apache's VirtualHost configuration section, and mod_rewrite. An article with some good details can be found here: debian-administration.org/articles/358 This would have to be done in your apache configuration httpd. Conf file, however, as .

Htaccess does not allow for VirtualHost sections.

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