I have just changed my domain mydomain.com to clientdomain.com. I have created 301 rediction useing
Redirect 301 / http://cleintdomain.com/
Everything works good. But I don't want to redirect http://mydomain.com/robots.txt. How can I exclude robots.txt from redirect condition?
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I am trying to setup a redirection with .htaccess file.
So far I have this:
Redirect 301 /temat-konfiguracja-internetu-w-a2mobile https://infomobile.pl/konfiguracja-internetu-w-a2mobile-22500
Redirect 301 /temat-konfiguracja-mms-w-a2mobile https://infomobile.pl/konfiguracja-mms-w-a2mobile-22499
Redirect 301 /temat-jak-sprawdzic-stan-konta-w-a2mobile-oraz-inne-kody-ussd-w-a2mobile https://infomobile.pl/jak-sprawdzic-stan-konta-w-a2mobile-oraz-inne-kody-ussd-w-a2mobile-1812
Redirect 301 /temat-jak-sprawdzic-swoj-numer-telefonu-w-a2mobile https://infomobile.pl/jak-sprawdzic-swoj-numer-telefonu-w-a2mobile-22497
Redirect 301 /temat-konfiguracja-apn-internetu-i-mms-samsung-galaxy-s4 https://infomobile.pl/konfiguracja-apn-internetu-i-mms-samsung-galaxy-s4-11561
Redirect 301 /forum-internet-mobilny-w-a2mobile https://infomobile.pl/internet-mobilny-w-a2mobile-31
Redirect 301 /temat-ostrzegam-roaming-nie-dziala-w-a2mobile https://infomobile.pl/ostrzegam-roaming-nie-dziala-w-a2mobile-22494
Redirect 301 /temat-stan-konta-a2mobile https://infomobile.pl/stan-konta-a2mobile-22498
Redirect 301 /temat-rozwiązany-problem-z-konfiguracja-apn-na-urzadzeniu-meizu-m2-mini https://infomobile.pl/rozwiazany-problem-z-konfiguracja-apn-na-urzadzeniu-meizu-m2-mini-1817
Redirect 301 /temat-logowanie https://infomobile.pl/logowanie-761
Redirect 301 /mapa-index.xml https://infomobile.pl/sitemap/sitemap.xml
But... for all the other pages I want to setup a whole domain redirection (so for all the pages that are not on the list I want to point aero2forum.pl to infomobile.pl). Is there any way to accomplish this?
To redirect everything else to the root of the target domain you will need to add a (mod_alias) RedirectMatch directive after your existing (mod_alias) Redirect directives.
For example:
:
# Redirect everything else to the target domain's homepage
RedirectMatch 301 ^ https://example.target/
However, it should be noted, that from a search engine perspective, multiple redirects to the homepage will likely be seen as a soft-404. (And reported as such in Google Search Console.)
This does assume that the source and target domains point to different server's. Otherwise, this will naturally result in a redirect loop. You could avoid the redirect-loop by not redirecting the homepage, eg. ^/.. However, if both domains point to the same server then you will need to convert everything to use mod_rewrite instead and explicitly check the requested hostname.
Aside: You cannot use a (mod_rewrite) RewriteRule here since it will take priority over the existing Redirect directives (regardless of the order) and end up redirecting everything to the homepage of the target domain.
I have a new Website that consists of 1 Domain and 2 Subdomains:
Domain:
www.bluepuma.at
Subdomain:
werbeagentur.bluepuma.at
werbetechnik.bluepuma.at
The old website only had 1 Domain: www.bluepuma.at
Now I wrote a bunch of Redirects to redirect the old directorys from the old website to the new one:
I wrote them in the .htaccess which is in the root domain directory in www.bluepuma.at:
Redirect 301 /werbeagentur-bluepuma/wer-ist-bluepuma/ https://werbeagentur.bluepuma.at/
Redirect 301 /werbeagentur-bluepuma/jobs/ https://werbetechnik.bluepuma.at/werbetechnik/jobs-lienz
Redirect 301 /agentur/online-marketing/suchmaschinenoptimierung/ https://werbeagentur.bluepuma.at/online-werbung/online-marketing
Redirect 301 /agentur/online-marketing/suchmaschinenmarketing/ https://werbeagentur.bluepuma.at/online-werbung/online-marketing
Redirect 301 /agentur/online-marketing/social-media-marketing/ https://werbeagentur.bluepuma.at/online-werbung/social-media-marketing
Redirect 301 /agentur/online-marketing/newsletter-marketing/ https://werbeagentur.bluepuma.at/online-werbung/online-marketing
Redirect 301 /agentur/online-marketing/videomarketing/ https://werbeagentur.bluepuma.at/online-werbung/produktfotografie
Redirect 301 /agentur/online-marketing/analyse-controlling-reporting/ https://werbeagentur.bluepuma.at/online-werbung/online-marketing
Redirect 301 /agentur/online-marketing/marketing-konzepte-planung/ https://werbeagentur.bluepuma.at/online-werbung/online-marketing
Redirect 301 /agentur/online-marketing/ https://werbeagentur.bluepuma.at/online-werbung/online-
Now I have the problem, that the Redirect also work on the Subdomain:
Example:
If I open https://werbeagentur.bluepuma.at/werbeagentur-bluepuma/wer-ist-bluepuma/
I get redirected to https://werbeagentur.bluepuma.at/ according to this redirect statement:
Redirect 301 /werbeagentur-bluepuma/wer-ist-bluepuma/ https://werbeagentur.bluepuma.at/
But this should not be possible.
The Redirects should only affect the main domain. For example:
www.bluepuma.at/werbeagentur-bluepuma/wer-ist-bluepuma/ should get redirected to https://werbeagentur.bluepuma.at/
Do you have any ideas why this could be?
Another strange behaviour: If I open
www.bluepuma.at/agentur/online-marketing/suchmaschinenoptimierung/
I get to the page
https://werbeagentur.bluepuma.at/online-werbung/online-marketingsuchmaschinenoptimierung/
I have no idea what causes this error.
Thanks for your answer and your time!
Could someone help me please with 301s. I'm moving a website to a new domain but it has a slightly different directory structure.
I've generated an .htaccess file with basic 301s, for example:
Redirect 301 /mypage1.html https://www.mywebsite.com/mypage/1/
Redirect 301 /mypage2.html https://www.mywebsite.com/mypage/2/
Redirect 301 /mypage3.html https://www.mywebsite.com/mypage/3/
This works perfectly. However, I cannot redirect the main homepage, as it seems to break all of my individual 301s.
So if I add:
Redirect 301 / https://www.mywebsite.com
All of my single 301 redirects stop working.
Is there any way I can keep the working 301s and also redirect the homepage too?
I have two URLs: old-site.com and new-site.com.
My root folder on the old-site.com has NO FILES in it but only the .htaccess file. I don’t want to use the old domain anymore. However, I do want to pass the link juice to the new domain. Therefore, I created 301 Redirects in the .htaccess file and put it in the root folder on the old-site.com.
Why would the Redirect 301 append the “old-site.com/…” to the new-site.com?
My entire .htaccess looks like this (I skipped a few links to shorten it):
#Begin 301 Redirects
Redirect 301 / https://www.new-site.com/
Redirect 301 /contactus https://www.new-site/contact-us/
Redirect 301 /rentals https://www.new-site/lodging/
Redirect 301 /lift.html https://www.new-site/our-rentals/boat/
Redirect 301 /rentals.html https://www.new-site/our-rentals/
Redirect 301 /map.html https://www.new-site/contact-us/
Redirect 301 /giftshop https://www.new-site/store/gift-shop/
#End 301 Redirects
I don’t have any Rewrites. The above is my entire code.
The following redirect works fine:
Redirect 301 / https://www.new-site.com/
However, any other redirect creates the following absolute path on the new-site.com with a 404 error:
If I redirect:
Redirect 301 /contactus https://www.new-site/contact-us/
It goes to:
https://www.new-site.com/old-site.com/contactus
or
If I redirect:
Redirect 301 /lift.html https://www.new-site/lift/
It goes to:
https://www.new-site.com/old-site.com/lift.html
Why would the Redirect 301 append the “old-site.com/…” to the new-site.com?
Thank you,
Derek
Your rules will not do what you need correct because of this line Redirect 301 / https://www.new-site.com/ which will match any request first and if you put it in the last it will also match any request so , if you want it to match only root use RedirectMatch to be able to use regex like this :
RedirectMatch 301 /?$ https://www.new-site.com/
By this the rest of rules will work as expected .
Note: clear browser cache the test
I am trying to redirect a URL to a subdomain
I am already redirecting form a old domain to a new domain
Like http://abc.com to http://xyz.com by the below code
RewriteEngine on
Redirect 301 / http://xyz.com/
So my Url becomes http://xyz.com/blog/
Now I want to redirect http://abc.com/blog/ to http://blog.xyz.com
How can I do this
You don't need to turn the rewrite engine on, as the Redirect directive is part of mod_alias. You can add the other redirect before the one that redirects to xyz.com:
Redirect 301 /blog/ http://blog.xyz.com/
Redirect 301 / http://xyz.com/