I actually did almost the opposit. I wet my blog up at www.blogname.com and removed the other web DNS entry. Now www.blogname.com works, and http:\\blogname.com forwards to www automatically. KevG On Feb, 28 2007 07:33 CET, Luis wrote:
Hello there! This is Luis, the same guy that wrote the first blog entry. Well, people at support-en@support.gandi.net has given me a hint to solve the problem: forwarding. Without getting into the DNS area you can go to web forwarding and forward http://www.example.com to http://example.com In my case I did not mask the original address for the following reason: Say someone types http://www.example.com in their Web browser. They are automatically redirected to http://example.com. They read some blog entries and decide they want to send one of them to a friend. They can then copy the address field in their web browser (something like http://example.com/post/2007/02/27/This-is...) and paste it somewhere. If the mask option were used they would only see http://www.example.com all the time, and they would not be able to see the link to the blog entry. Simple useful answer, thanks people at support-en@support.gandi.net!! Luis.