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18/08/2006, 18h52

__/ [ .oO[x] ] on Friday 18 August 2006 17:31 \__

> Roy Schestowitz wrote:
>
>> Probably depends on the software that runs the server. Could be LiteSpeed,
>> for example. I wonder if there is a front-end like cPanel or Plesk to all
>> of this. Makes life much easier by generating the code... Surely, on the
>> other hand, front end don't allow the user to be expressive, although some
>> might support regex (which complicates the front-end).
>
> It's Apache on Yahoo hosting. I haven't been in the CP yet and I'm not
> sure what it is...
>
> Can you do this automatically with cPanel?

Yes, it's click-and-droll with CP.

Go to icon named redirection; at the top, enter target URL and source, then
press 'add redirection' (I am speaking from memory here, so the names may
vary). Yahoo is notorious for safe-moding their hosted accounts. I hope they
permit you to do something so fundamental though.

18/08/2006, 18h52	#7
Roy Schestowitz Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Redircting from index.html to / __/ [ .oO[x] ] on Friday 18 August 2006 17:31 \__ > Roy Schestowitz wrote: > >> Probably depends on the software that runs the server. Could be LiteSpeed, >> for example. I wonder if there is a front-end like cPanel or Plesk to all >> of this. Makes life much easier by generating the code... Surely, on the >> other hand, front end don't allow the user to be expressive, although some >> might support regex (which complicates the front-end). > > It's Apache on Yahoo hosting. I haven't been in the CP yet and I'm not > sure what it is... > > Can you do this automatically with cPanel? Yes, it's click-and-droll with CP. Go to icon named redirection; at the top, enter target URL and source, then press 'add redirection' (I am speaking from memory here, so the names may vary). Yahoo is notorious for safe-moding their hosted accounts. I hope they permit you to do something so fundamental though.