Hi *
I'm serving some kind of a home page to customers, that has to be
mapped to a pre-existent backend, and every "home page" URI is entered
in a database table, with the backend URL to be called.
What I think I have to do is to redirect with some kind of rewrite with
the full URL that was entered in the browser (the backend will split and
sanitize it), like
user enters https://customer1.example.com
I need to redirect to something like
"https://somesite.com/caller?customer1.example.com"
Since I'm using Apache for some ears now, but never stopped fighting
with rewrite module and its syntax, can anyone shed some light on how to
achieve this?
Thanks in advance
Cheers
Moreno
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I'm serving some kind of a home page to customers, that has to be
mapped to a pre-existent backend, and every "home page" URI is entered
in a database table, with the backend URL to be called.
What I think I have to do is to redirect with some kind of rewrite with
the full URL that was entered in the browser (the backend will split and
sanitize it), like
user enters https://customer1.example.com
I need to redirect to something like
"https://somesite.com/caller?customer1.example.com"
Since I'm using Apache for some ears now, but never stopped fighting
with rewrite module and its syntax, can anyone shed some light on how to
achieve this?
Thanks in advance
Cheers
Moreno
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