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Into the .htaccess file<br />
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RewriteEngine On<br />
RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} =81<br />
RewriteRule ^anything.* http://domain.com:81/app/con/index.jsp&nbsp;[R=301,L]
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Into the .htaccess file

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} =81
RewriteRule ^anything.* http://domain.com:81/app/con/index.jsp [R=301,L]

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Hi ravenpl<br />
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Is there a way of not specifing the &quot;http://domain.com:81?<br />
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Ww
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Hi ravenpl

Is there a way of not specifing the "http://domain.com:81?

Ww

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No, If You want other than the default port 80, You have to specify it.
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No, If You want other than the default port 80, You have to specify it.

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I need a rewrite rule that will rewrite the url to do the following:<br />
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if url http://domain.com:81/anything&nbsp;rewrite to http://domain.com:81/app/con/index.jsp<br />
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Also i dont really want to specify the domain/cname in the rule
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I need a rewrite rule that will rewrite the url to do the following:

if url http://domain.com:81/anything rewrite to http://domain.com:81/app/con/index.jsp

Also i dont really want to specify the domain/cname in the rule

rewrite rule inc port

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