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Thank you, that works perfectly.
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I'm currently in the process of moving servers, the new one being on a 100MB network, the old one being on a 10MB network. &nbsp;I've gotten a few files accorss, but I still have about 2gigs left. &nbsp;It would be preferable for me to redirect the folders that have to been copied to the new server to be downloaded from the new server. &nbsp;Essentially, redirect any requests to the new server for these folders and only these folders. &nbsp;How would I go about doing that. &nbsp;Please don't just tell me the means of doing so, but specifically what to do or write in the httpd.conf because I'm pressed for time as of recent.
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I'm currently in the process of moving servers, the new one being on a 100MB network, the old one being on a 10MB network.  I've gotten a few files accorss, but I still have about 2gigs left.  It would be preferable for me to redirect the folders that have to been copied to the new server to be downloaded from the new server.  Essentially, redirect any requests to the new server for these folders and only these folders.  How would I go about doing that.  Please don't just tell me the means of doing so, but specifically what to do or write in the httpd.conf because I'm pressed for time as of recent.

File redirection

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