Domain parking vs htaccess

[RobDog888]

I have several domain names and variations that I would like to point to a single website. Parking only seems to work with my host for a single domain but will call my host to find out for sure.

Cant I do the same thing with htaccess file?

Example:

abc123.com
abc123.net
abc123.org
def456.com
def456.net
def456.org

All should point to the abc123.com.

When I use the htaccess file I dtill get the error on each domain "No template file specified..." error.

thanks

[akhileshbc]

How about using a Redirect Directive: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_alias.html

[RobDog888]

Hmm, I think I may be just really tired but it sounds like kinda what I need.

I dont want to redirect, definately know that and want to alias or rewrite a domain name so they all point to the same directory/site.

Additional problem Im trying to work into this is that my work has a websense filter which currently is blocking a domain that I want to be my primary domain for hte site. I think its blocked as its reported as "damaging content" becuase no template file is specified.

Ive tried mod_rewrite but I think maybe I dont have it written correctly. I cant acccess my htaccess file at work so tonight I can post up an example.

Thanks

[RobDog888]

This is what Im working with.

RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REMOTE_HOST} !^xxx\.xxx\.xxx\.x
RewriteRule .* http://abc123.com [R=301,L]

Where the ip address is mine.

[tr333]

Your hosting provider should normally have docs on how to achieve this with their particular setup. I would guess you want multiple bindings for the one website, so all your incoming requests for each domain get handled by the one site in Apache. I would doubt this is possible with .htaccess, so you would normally use the hosting provider web console to set this up. I would contact the hosting provider directly and they should be able to advise on how to get it done.

[RobDog888]

Hmm I think I read something about redirecting a domain to another web root directory. Perhaps this will work instead.
Map two domains to a single www directory?