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The page will have an order button on it so I don't want the user to then try to load the secure order page up in a frame. I also don't have control of the HTML on this page so I can't force things to open up in a new window. I am hoping for a solution using .htacess or DNS since that is where I do have control.<br />
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The page will have an order button on it so I don't want the user to then try to load the secure order page up in a frame. I also don't have control of the HTML on this page so I can't force things to open up in a new window. I am hoping for a solution using .htacess or DNS since that is where I do have control.



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I have a dedicated server running Linux ES3 and running my own nameserver. I want to be able to do some simple URL forwarding and masking. In other words, let's say I have a domain name called <a href="http://www.MyNewSite.com" rel="ugc">www.MyNewSite.com</a>. When someone visits <a href="http://www.MyNewSite.com" rel="ugc">www.MyNewSite.com</a>&nbsp;I want the URL in the browser address bar to say <a href="http://www.MyNewSite.com" rel="ugc">www.MyNewSite.com</a>&nbsp;but I want the page <a href="http://www.OtherWebsite.com?id=399393&page=dkfjjjj" rel="ugc">http://www.OtherWebsite.com?id=399393&page=dkfjjjj</a>&nbsp;to be loaded. How can I do this in Linux?<br />
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I have a dedicated server running Linux ES3 and running my own nameserver. I want to be able to do some simple URL forwarding and masking. In other words, let's say I have a domain name called www.MyNewSite.com. When someone visits www.MyNewSite.com I want the URL in the browser address bar to say www.MyNewSite.com but I want the page http://www.OtherWebsite.com?id=399393&page=dkfjjjj to be loaded. How can I do this in Linux?



URL forwarding/masking in Linux

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