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  • #379262
    jimlooney
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    Hello all,
    Need some help with redirecting requests for asp pages. We just took over a site that was previously built with .asp. Now we have the site on an XServe which doesnt run ASP but the client has some pages with high ranks in Google. So they want us to redirect those particular ones to the new files.

    Problem is, I think Apache instantly throws a 404 since it cannot execute ASP. Can anyone confirm this?

    The old URLs look like this:

    http://www.activcarept.com/siteres.aspx?resid=128acdcb-dfa3-458c-90ce-42147f679c2f

    So that one for example I need to go to

    http://www.activcarept.com/images/uploads/BackNeck-PT.pdf

    I’ve tried all kinds of combinations of using Redirect, Redirectmatch etc. and none of them work. Any Apache gurus out there that can help me?

    Some examples of what I’ve tried:

    [code]
    Redirect 301 /siteres.aspx?resid=128acdcb-dfa3-458c-90ce-42147f679c2f http://www.activcarept.com/images/uploads/BackNeck-PT.pdf

    Redirectmatch 301 \/(.*)128acdcb-dfa3-458c-90ce-42147f679c2f http://www.activcarept.com/images/uploads/BackNeck-PT.pdf

    Redirectmatch 301 \/(.*)128acdcb-dfa3-458c-90ce-42147f679c2f http://www.activcarept.com/images/uploads/BackNeck-PT.pdf

    [/code]

    #379268
    bschappel
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    I have two ways I’d approach this. The first is mod_rewrite. A quick tutorial is [url=https://portal.data-basics.com:443/tmtrack/tmtrack.dll?View&I=25195&T=1000]here[/url]. Using mod_rewrite you could map the .aspx pages to .php and then read the resid from the query string, and then start the download of the needed file.

    The other way would be to map the .aspx file type to another scripting language. So when an aspx page is delivered it’s first run through an interpreter (such as php).

    Does that make sense?

    #379270
    jimlooney
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    thank you for replying.

    I did end up redirecting to a php script which pulls the ID, sends the 301 in the header and delivers the related pdf.

    I just didn’t think it would send back the right header at the right time, but the SEO dude who wanted this done says it looks good so I’m considering it done.

    thanks again for replying

    #379324
    pinkypro
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    it is due to the data base error check it out

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