Create a subdomain on apache with htaccess

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Hi! With over 10 years of web hosting experience I can help you resolve your htaccess issue. I'm looking forward to work on your project! Does your htaccess already exist with rules, or is it empty now? David

Hi there.. a minor .htaccess tweak will point your subdomain to the desired folder. Please allow me ssh access or Team viewer session to accomplish this task sir

Hello! I am ready to do that as soon as you are ready to move forward with the project. I am assuming your DNS (domain purchase contract) allows you to do "wildcard" domain lookup? Is the domain (nameserves of the domain) provided by the same company that you are hosting it with? Regards, Dobri PS: I do the same thing with several domain names the name servers for which is DynDNS(because my network policy mandates the IP should be a dynamic one, for the PC I am hosting them on), that I use for demonstrations during jobs to allow the employers to see the progress and test), so I know it's completely doable through Apache. Whether your particular setup would allow for this though, at this point is unknown(to me at least).

Configure apache to support new subdomain 6 years experience in Linux LAMP setups, apache only servers, and load balancing.

Good day fellow Canadian :) I could have a look at your project, but would probably need some hosting credentials in order to make this work. I'm around in the chat window if you want to talk :)

My experience is based on Apache administration and I could write an .htaccess and sites-enabled config to allow your sub-domain. Thank you.