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redirect old site to new site

J

JakeSully

👽 Chevereto Freak
Website URL
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Chevereto version
3.10.5

Description of the issue
So I had my site on a old domain before and I would like to make so visitors who finds a link to old site should be able to view that picture from new one without getting 404 not found.

I tried a redirect method but all that did was redirecting every image url to index page.

But I want so if you etc visit http://domain.com/image/1234 then I want it to redirect to http://domain2.com/image/123 so user won't get 404 not found or index page of domain2.com.

I hope this is possible not sure if this is something community could do which is why I made this ticket, if you think this should be community question then I will post a topic there about it.

Also sorry about ticket if this should be community question.

Update: nvm saw now after submitting that this is for script issues and something else. I will close the post then and re-make new one. Sorry about that.
 
I believe you already asked this? Anyway, redirects like those needs to be made on the server layer. If you use nginx you have to refer to nginx.conf rewrites, if you use Apache you need to check .htaccess rewrite module.

In both cases, rewrite use regex syntax to match cases. You could get a better idea if you investigate about server redirects.
 
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