Handle blog.georchestra.org closing

[georchestra]

Handle blog.georchestra.org closing

[fvanderbiest]

Not sure that the CNAME solution was a good one, since http://blog.georchestra.org/ is now a default github 404 error, not our own (http://www.georchestra.org/404.html)

[fvanderbiest]

What about this one ?
Is it possible to redirect http://blog.georchestra.org/ to http://www.georchestra.org/blog.html ?

[pmauduit]

Yes but we have to change the dns record for blog, currently redirecting onto www.georchestra.org (which ends up at github).

We probably have to do the same as on http://georchestra.org/

[fphg]

problem is, github only accepts one CNAME as servername

I can add web redirects

[pmauduit]

Once we have blog.georchestra.org pointing on the same server as sdi.georchestra.org, we are free to add a redirect onto www.georchestra.org/blog in the apache configuration. That is what I had in mind in my previous comment.

[fphg]

ok done

[pmauduit]

Ok, I will prepare the configuration, by waiting the DNS to be globally propagated.

[pmauduit]

ok, simulating with an entry to /etc/hosts

[fvanderbiest]

https://openstreetmap.fr/aggregator/sources/11 fetches http://blog.georchestra.org/feed/atom but this does not exist anymore.

Possible to redirect permanently http://blog.georchestra.org/feed/atom to http://www.georchestra.org/fr/feed.xml ?

[pmauduit]

sure

[fvanderbiest]

OK, I'm pretty happy with this:

    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteRule ^/post/(.*)  http://www.georchestra.org/blog/$1 [R=301,L]
    RewriteRule ^/feed/.*  http://www.georchestra.org/fr/feed.xml [R=301,L]
    RewriteRule ^/.*  http://www.georchestra.org/blog.html [R=301,L]