What I want to do is the following:
My domain xy.example.com no longer exists. Thus I want to do a simple redirect to the new domain abc.example.com. It should be a redirect, that also works when someone types in the browser bar http://xy.example.com/team.php - than it shoul redirect to http://abc.example.com/team.php
I've already tried a few things, but it didn't really work. What do I have to put in the Apache 2 config?
You can use the RedirectPermanent directive to redirect the client to your new URL.
Just create a very simple VirtualHost for the old domain in which you redirect it to the new domain:
Create or edit a
.htaccess
inside yourDocumentRoot
. AddAdditionally I would change the
ServerName
directive to the new domain and leave aServerAlias
with the old domain.VH is OK if you can do it, but not really a drop-in solution.
I prefer using
If
:This is something you could use in the same place you define ServerAlias. And should work fine in multi-tenant environment.