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Is there a way to redirect from one server port to another?
I have two servers running on my system: Apache on port 80 and Python CGI on port 8000
How can I create a redirect from a page running on Apache to one on CGI and vice-versa?
<body onload="document.location='127.0.0.1'">
did not work.
Actually it has nothing to do with different ports, it is just all about redirection. Here are two methods for you.
Redirction with .htaccess: create a file named .htaccess and write a line like
in it. Then all access to /redirect.html will be redirected to http://127.0.0.1:8000. Please make sure your server support .htaccess before you choose this method.
Another recommended way is to write redirection information in a meta tag, in the head of the html document, add
This will also redirect the visitor to http://127.0.0.1:8000. It is better than using javascript for redirection since user’s browser may disable javascript.