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We serve our content via ourdomain.com/folder.
The next iteration of the application is ready to be rolled out in ourdomain.com/folder2.
If a user tried to access ourdomain.com/folder2 directly he would get a 404.
I need a to get a rewrite rule that serves the content of ourdomain.com/folder2 under the url ourdomain.com/folder and gives the 404 for direct access to ourdomain.com/folder2.
Why bother with mod_rewrite? Can’t you just rename the subdirs?