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I actually changed my methodology but I'm sure you're right
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I'm trying to redirect /<b>hotels/</b> to a sub directory (which is a cname)<br />
Rule is<br />
<b>RedirectMatch 301 /hotels/(.*) http://images.mysite.com/hotels/$1</b><br />
It seems to beredirecting to <br />
<b>http://images.mysite.com/hotels/</b><br />
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What am I missing, why is it not appending the rest of the url
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I'm trying to redirect /hotels/ to a sub directory (which is a cname)
Rule is
RedirectMatch 301 /hotels/(.*) http://images.mysite.com/hotels/$1
It seems to beredirecting to 
http://images.mysite.com/hotels/

What am I missing, why is it not appending the rest of the url

I actually changed my methodology but I&#39;m sure you&#39;re right

.htaccess Rewrite rule

I&#39;m trying to redirect /hotels/ to a sub directory (which is a cname)
Rule is
RedirectMatch 301 /hotels/(.*) http://images.mysite.com/hotels/$1
It seems to beredirecting to 
http://images.mysite.com/hotels/

What am I missing, why is it not appending the rest of the url

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