I host a website ( http://gfd.us) locally that I would like to open on the Internet. I have a second-level public domain name (of NoIP): http://myname.ddns.netthat points Default Web Siteto my IIS server.
The problem is that a second level domain name is also expected on the internal website, i.e. http://secondname.gfd.us.
Right now, to solve this problem, I am using the mod_rewriteIIS module form , binding to a specific port, i.e.
mod_rewrite rule parameters
- Template -
(.*) - Condition -
{SERVER_PORT} = 91 - Rewrite the URL:
http://secondname.gfd.us/{R:1}
Everything works as expected, when I open http://myname.ddns.net:91, it will actually open the internal websitehttp://secondname.gfd.us
I don't like that if I need to use another second level domain name for an open website, i.e. http://coolname.gfd.us, then I need another rule to bind to a different port. I would like it to be more dynamic.
I tried to change the template so that it was (.*)\gfd_(.*), and the rewrite URL is http://{R:2}.gfd.us/{R:1}, but it does not work properly. When I open http://myname.ddns.net:91/gfd_coolname, the site itself opens with the necessary second-level domain name, but all CSS, JS, and image files point to invalid URLs because they are not rewritten correctly.
Is it possible to achieve use mod_rewrite?
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