sub.domain.com => /www/sub/domain.com/html

[winmutt]

I want the follwoing to occur :

domain.com and sub.domain.com are both dynamic. I am using this for akllowing my developers to work on their own copy before publishing to beta.domain.com and then www.domain.com

sub.domain.com => /www/sub/domain.com/html
domain.com => /www/www/domain.com/html

Currently I have :

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RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond   %{HTTP_HOST}                 [^.]+\.[^.]+$
RewriteRule   ^(.+)                        %{HTTP_HOST}$1          [C]
RewriteRule   ([^.]+)\.(.+) /www/$1/$2


But this does not account for no subdomain and does not send the user to the html folder.
Also how would I go about creating logs? Any suggestions would be appreciated.

[winmutt]

Also if anyone has any suggestions on how to possibly link the target directory name to a record from a postgres db.

[Caterham]

is /www an alias = visible in the URL?? Otherwise you cannot use mod_rewrite here, if the path is not accesseble by the webserver.

Also how would I go about creating logs? Any suggestions would be appreciated.

You've to create a virtual host if you cannot filter the log by an external programm e.g. for accessed IP address

[winmutt]

is /www an alias = visible in the URL?? Otherwise you cannot use mod_rewrite here, if the path is not accesseble by the webserver.

/www is a directory off the root. Under that I have subdomains and then under that domains. This is done so that individuals can work on developing a product internally before publishing to beta.domain.com and www.domain.com

You've to create a virtual host if you cannot filter the log by an external programm e.g. for accessed IP address

ok

[Caterham]

off the root

mod_rewrite cannot map folders outside the htdocs. You have to use an Alias to map other folders