pathforwarding or subdomains with wzr.net

[keith]

ok, gotta question for you. what would you prefer. the current system of unlimited subdomains at wzr.net, or path forwarding?

i can't have both running at the same time. i can institute path forwarding [real path forwarding, like alias.wzr.net/dir/file.html goes to www.host.com/alias/dir/file.html] right now, but that would disable the subdomains feaure completely. basically, i can't have them both, they won't work together.

right now there's path forwarding like alias.wzr.net/?dir/file.html

let me know what you prefer.

[is0lized]

sub domains

[Mandrake]

The sub-domains... I have several of them running thru there now and it would really mess me up if they went away. :(

[Canuckkev]

Path forwarding is a nice thing to have, but sub domains are better.

[jiminsd]

I'm with everyone above.

[Albert]

subdomains

[keith]

hehe, that's what i figured. thanks for the input.

i'll keep working on getting the true path forwarding to go along with the subdomains as well, but if not, i'll just leave it be.

[Nick]

Is it possible to add the '?' at the end of the DirIndex command in .htaccess to get rid of the '?' in path forwarding, or is that not possible?

[keith]

dude, i have no idea, but i got it figured out. i just had to have the main page start out in a frame. so wzr.net frames wzr.net/wzr/.

but anyhow, it works! alias.wzr.net/whatever/whatever.html works, subdomain.alias.wzr.net/whatever/whatever.html works. sorry if i seem a bit over excited, but this is coming from a guy with little to no cgi/perl experience.

so it works with any zone on wzr.net, and any subdomains you specify under your zone.

[Canuckkev]

That's cool. Too bad you don't have .com.mu's....

[keith]

hehe, if i still had those, who knows how far this could go...

[Haze]

hey Kieth, wanna help me set up lr? :) pwease ?