redirect/.htaccess kungfu
Thanks to Evan for the .htaccess/redirect kungfu code.
Thanks to Boris for the .htaccess/redirect kungfu implementation.
Now if you follow a google link to the old dose, say: http://dosemagazine.com/2007/04/01/librivoxs-madness
You should get redirected to the equivalent page on hughmcguire.net … google & other search-engines, apparently, will follow the links too.
Now I will see if I can do something similar from dosemagazine.blogsome.com … But I don’t think that I have access to .htacess on that hosted site. Which is another reason to change from a hosted site to your own. You have so much less control of your data on a hosted site, and that sucks.
once again, for all you kids, some advice:
1. choose your URL wisely and soon (why not go register your name in .com, .net, .ca right now…you may not want to use it now… but i bet eventually you’ll want it).
2. get off your hosted service asap (blogger, blogsome, livejournal, etc etc), and on your own site:
-dreamhost.com is about $10/month (ie 4 coffees), and they offer one-click wordpress installs
-dreamhost will even let you register URLs for free, or use Julien’s codes at godaddy, it’ll cost you $6.95 to register for a year.
3. get to know .htaccess kung fu artists – it makes life easier.