web.config redirect “index.php” pattern to home page of domain
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I have a few bots crawling my sites for very old pages (when I used joomla as CMS), so every index.php/... now generates a 404 in log.
I'm trying to create a redirect rule in web.config so that all links that relate to index.php... will now be redirected to the root domain. There are 4 domains pointing to this site, so it needs to redirect to the proper domain.
As examples:
site1.com/index.php?something needs to redirect to site1.com
site2.com/index.php/alsosomething need to redirect to site2.com
I have URL Rewrite module in IIS, so I just need to create the rule, but I can't figure the patterns.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
iis web-config
asked Jan 4 at 10:30
João GomesJoão Gomes
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I have a few bots crawling my sites for very old pages (when I used joomla as CMS), so every index.php/... now generates a 404 in log.
I'm trying to create a redirect rule in web.config so that all links that relate to index.php... will now be redirected to the root domain. There are 4 domains pointing to this site, so it needs to redirect to the proper domain.
As examples:
site1.com/index.php?something needs to redirect to site1.com
site2.com/index.php/alsosomething need to redirect to site2.com
I have URL Rewrite module in IIS, so I just need to create the rule, but I can't figure the patterns.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
iis web-config
asked Jan 4 at 10:30
João GomesJoão Gomes
12910
Please post your Joomla questions at Joomla Stack Exchange.
– mickmackusa
Jan 5 at 12:53
It's not a joomla question. It's a win server now.
– João Gomes
Jan 5 at 17:47
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I have a few bots crawling my sites for very old pages (when I used joomla as CMS), so every index.php/... now generates a 404 in log.
I'm trying to create a redirect rule in web.config so that all links that relate to index.php... will now be redirected to the root domain. There are 4 domains pointing to this site, so it needs to redirect to the proper domain.
As examples:
site1.com/index.php?something needs to redirect to site1.com
site2.com/index.php/alsosomething need to redirect to site2.com
I have URL Rewrite module in IIS, so I just need to create the rule, but I can't figure the patterns.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
iis web-config
asked Jan 4 at 10:30
João GomesJoão Gomes
12910
I have a few bots crawling my sites for very old pages (when I used joomla as CMS), so every index.php/... now generates a 404 in log.
I'm trying to create a redirect rule in web.config so that all links that relate to index.php... will now be redirected to the root domain. There are 4 domains pointing to this site, so it needs to redirect to the proper domain.
As examples:
site1.com/index.php?something needs to redirect to site1.com
site2.com/index.php/alsosomething need to redirect to site2.com
I have URL Rewrite module in IIS, so I just need to create the rule, but I can't figure the patterns.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
iis web-config
iis web-config
asked Jan 4 at 10:30
João GomesJoão Gomes
12910
asked Jan 4 at 10:30
João GomesJoão Gomes
12910
asked Jan 4 at 10:30
João GomesJoão Gomes
12910
asked Jan 4 at 10:30
João GomesJoão Gomes
12910
asked Jan 4 at 10:30
João GomesJoão Gomes
12910
12910
Please post your Joomla questions at Joomla Stack Exchange.
– mickmackusa
Jan 5 at 12:53
It's not a joomla question. It's a win server now.
– João Gomes
Jan 5 at 17:47
add a comment |
Please post your Joomla questions at Joomla Stack Exchange.
– mickmackusa
Jan 5 at 12:53
It's not a joomla question. It's a win server now.
– João Gomes
Jan 5 at 17:47
Please post your Joomla questions at Joomla Stack Exchange.
– mickmackusa
Jan 5 at 12:53
Please post your Joomla questions at Joomla Stack Exchange.
– mickmackusa
Jan 5 at 12:53
It's not a joomla question. It's a win server now.
– João Gomes
Jan 5 at 17:47
It's not a joomla question. It's a win server now.
– João Gomes
Jan 5 at 17:47
add a comment |
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