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I host several sites (name based in apache) and I currently have an htaccess that has an error handler
ErrorDocument 404 http://mydomain.com/errorDocs/404.htm
is there a way for me to pass the domain name that the error came from I want to do some basic redirection.
I need something like this:
ErrorDocument 404 http://mydomain.com/errorDocs/404.htm?host=%{HTTP_HOST}
however this does not provide the doamin and get printed as plain text.
It is not possible to use variables in the ErrorDocument directive. However, you could point the 404 error-document to a script, and then have the script sort out what domain the request is coming from by reading the HTTP_REQUEST variables.