Htaccess rewrite between three servers?

Yes, this will work (with one small change -- see notes): RewriteRule ^test/directory/page. Php /original/location. Php R=301,L You can also use this (in case you need to change protocol from current HTTP or HTTPS to a specific one): RewriteRule ^test/directory/page\.

Php$ http://%{HTTP_HOST}/original/location. Php R=301,L NOTES: %{HTTP_HOST} current domain name. So if accessed http://examplesite.com/test/directory/page.php then %{HTTP_HOST} will have examplesite.

Com as its value No need for leading slash after (unless rule will be placed in config file and not . Htaccess). For example: when accessing http://examplesite.com/test/directory/page.php the RewriteRule will work with test/directory/page.php.

Yes, this will work (with one small change -- see notes): RewriteRule ^test/directory/page. Php /original/location. Php R=301,L You can also use this (in case you need to change protocol from current HTTP or HTTPS to a specific one): RewriteRule ^test/directory/page\.

Php$ http://%{HTTP_HOST}/original/location. Php R=301,L NOTES: %{HTTP_HOST} = current domain name. So if accessed http://examplesite.com/test/directory/page.php then %{HTTP_HOST} will have examplesite.

Com as its value.No need for leading slash / after ^ (unless rule will be placed in config file and not . Htaccess). For example: when accessing http://examplesite.com/test/directory/page.php the RewriteRule will work with test/directory/page.php.

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