Htaccess Issue

[T-Kai]

I am posting this again, because the other thread got no replies regarding the htaccess issue.

"RewriteRule ^Songs/([^/]+)/([^/]+)-([^/]+)\.php$ /Songs/?show=song&id=$1&artist=$2&title=$3 [L]"

This links from http://www.domain.com/Songs/ID/ARTIST-TITLE.php to the script that actually executes the command.

I would like to resolve to the same script, hosted under the main subdomain (www), but access it from a different subdomain.

I would like it to look like this :
http://music.domain.com/Songs/ID/ARTIST-TITLE.php

instead of this :

http://www.domain.com/Songs/ID/ARTIST-TITLE.php

Thank you,
Luka

[Anthony]

You don't need to use rewrite rules to perform that action. Create a new subdomain and setup a virtualhost domain pointing to the source of your pages. Thus you can point music.domain.com to www.domain.com without any extra Apache overhead. If you'd like example code, please don't hesitate to ask and I can walk you through the setup process.

[T-Kai]

I would need apache in order to do it the way I want. I don`t want to create new subdomain virtual sites. I would just add subdomains to the DNS then use apache to do the rest. Is this possible?

I might do what you suggested though. Will see about this. I would really prefer htaccess though.

[Anthony]

I think we may be talking about the same thing. htaccess files and httpd config files are exactly the same things, only with different names. The "rest" you're speaking of is usually a virtual host in an apache configuration file :)

[PhilC]

The httpd config file is the configuration file for the server. .htaccess files are nothing like that.