Htaccess Redirect - Old Domain to New Domain with Slight Change in link structure?

The rewrite condition for HTTP_HOST is what is passed in the request's "Host:" header, which only contains the host (and in some cases a port). The Request URI isn't part of HTTP_HOST Try something like this: RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^. *domain.Com NC RewriteRule ^matchingword1-(.*)-matchingword2-matchingword3/ http://www.newdomain.com/matchingword1-$1-matchingword2-differentword-matchingword3/ R=301,L The last set doesn't look like it'll work at all Edit: comments won't let me insert code If you want to redirect EVERYTHING, you should use mod_alias' RedirectMatch: RedirectMatch ^(.*)$ http://www.newdomain.com/$1 If you are serving the directory on the same instance of apache (as in, domain.

Com and newdomain. Com is actually the same server serving from the same directory), then you need to rewrite. Something like this: RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^.

*domain. Com NC RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.newdomain.com/$1 R=301,L.

The rewrite condition for HTTP_HOST is what is passed in the request's "Host:" header, which only contains the host (and in some cases a port). The Request URI isn't part of HTTP_HOST. Try something like this: RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^.

*domain. Com NC RewriteRule ^matchingword1-(.*)-matchingword2-matchingword3/ http://www.newdomain.com/matchingword1-$1-matchingword2-differentword-matchingword3/ R=301,L The last set doesn't look like it'll work at all. Edit: comments won't let me insert code If you want to redirect EVERYTHING, you should use mod_alias' RedirectMatch: RedirectMatch ^(.*)$ http://www.newdomain.com/$1 If you are serving the directory on the same instance of apache (as in, domain.Com and newdomain.

Com is actually the same server serving from the same directory), then you need to rewrite. Something like this: RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^. *domain.

Com NC RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.newdomain.com/$1 R=301,L.

Seems like it might be closer but this is what I got when I tried one of the links: Not Found The requested URL (PAGE URL FROM OLD DOMAIN) was not found on this server. Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request. When I put in just the old domain name it takes me to the basic index page for the old domain.

– user947923 Sep 16 at 0:52 This won't redirect everything to newdomain. Com, it will ONLY redirect URL's that look like this: domain. Com/matchingword1-BLAHBLAH-matchingword2-matchingword3 if you want to redirect EVERYTHING, then you can just use a RedirectMatch: httpd.apache.Org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_alias.

Html#redirectmatch – Jon Lin Sep 16 at 0:55 All the URLs on the old domain match the new domain except for the added word to the link. I wasn't thinking when I setup the new site and should have just left the same structure intact. The new site is basically a clone of the old site and I'm trying to recapture the backlinks to the individual pages.

Basically the matching words are always the same and the (. *) word is the only thing that changes. – user947923 Sep 16 at 1:06 You just need to stick the added word to the link (the www.newdomain.com part), and the entire URI from the old site will be inserted where $1 is. I'm beginning to think the problem really is constructing the right regular expression match.

– Jon Lin Sep 16 at 1:10 The domains are not on the same server. They are on separate servers and the old domain is empty.It's just sitting on a hosting account so I could redirect the pages to a new hosting account where the new domain is. My problem is I don't know how to get that variable to work.

That's the only thing in the actual link that changes. The words before and after it do not change. – user947923 Sep 16 at 1:14.

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