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DNS, ccgi and sub-directories.
05-09-2009 3:05 PM
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Hello. I have a domain (whatbots.com) that uses the Force 9 names servers (NS1.FORCE9.NET. NS2.FORCE9.NET). At present whatbots.com "points to" http://www.ponds.f9.co.uk/whatbots/index.html .
This website looks awful and I re-worked it to use PHP/Wordpress/Revolution theme. The re-worked website is at http://ccgi.ponds.force9.co.uk/whatbots/
I was hoping to switch it so that when you go to www.whatbots.com, you would go to the reworked ccgi site and not the old one as you do at present.
I thought I would just be able to get Force 9 to point to the http://ccgi.ponds.force9.co.uk/whatbots/ and raised a ticket to get this done. It seems from the response to the ticket that this can't be done and that they can only point at my root directory - i.e. http://ccgi.ponds.force9.co.uk/ ; This seems restrictive, as it seems if I want to do this, I can only ever have one cgi application. Is there a way round this or have I misunderstood something?
I hope I've used the right terminology to describe this. Thanks for any ideas.
Brian
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Re: DNS, ccgi and sub-directories.
10-09-2009 10:24 AM
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Hi Brian,
If we point the domain to your ccgi space using DNS records, it would only point to the root folder in ccgi. To get around this, please check the link below:
http://community.plus.net/forum/index.php/topic,71173.msg564931.html
If we point the domain to your ccgi space using DNS records, it would only point to the root folder in ccgi. To get around this, please check the link below:
http://community.plus.net/forum/index.php/topic,71173.msg564931.html
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