How to create redirects that propagate across domains?

[Émerson Felinto]

I would like to know how I can do this natively with Litespeed. Some of the likely uses are:
(+) Redirect "domain.com/cpanel" to any link I choose
(+) Restrict the use of malicious WordPress plugins by customers.

Any suggestions on how I do this natively?

 

[Tishu]

Hello,
Just do what you usually do with Apache.

 

[Émerson Felinto]

I do not know how to do this with Apache ...
And I thought the Litespeed web interface could help me in this =)

 

[Tishu]

LS webadmin is helping you for that. Go to the virtual host tab -> select the virtual host -> Rewrite tab -> there is "?" in the Rewrite Rules with information.

For the wordpress question - Check this https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:waf

 

[Émerson Felinto]

LS webadmin is helping you for that. Go to the virtual host tab -> select the virtual host -> Rewrite tab -> there is "?" in the Rewrite Rules with information.

Does not appear any to me, should I create?

 

[Tishu]

Hello again,
Depend what is your config. Please see the guides here:
https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php

 

[Émerson Felinto]

Could you be more specific?

 

[Unique_Eric]

Hi Émerson,

From your screenshot, seems you are running with control panel.
You could simply set up rules and redirects in .htaccess.
Here is an article which will show you how to edit from cPanel
https://www.namecheap.com/support/k...how-to-set-up-rules-and-redirects-in-htaccess

I am not sure about "Restrict the use of malicious WordPress plugins by customers.". I don't know if rewrite rule can achieve this request. It's more like firewall things.
But for 'Redirect "domain.com', you can just follow the above articles.

Best,
Eric

 

[Émerson Felinto]

You could simply set up rules and redirects in .htaccess.
Here is an article which will show you how to edit from cPanel
https://www.namecheap.com/support/k...how-to-set-up-rules-and-redirects-in-htaccess

This would imply that you would have to edit the .htaccess manually for each client. Is not there an option where I can apply this to all clients?

I am not sure about "Restrict the use of malicious WordPress plugins by customers.". I don't know if rewrite rule can achieve this request. It's more like firewall things.

I see you did not quite understand my idea. Is easy. Each plugin has an easy and predictable configuration page so I just need to get that URL and create a rule like: [domain_generic] /plugins-settings.php >>> mysite.com/plugin-alert. Based on this I can create another security mechanism beyond the standards created for WHM. Anyway, I can not extend much at this point, but you now have the basic information you need to be able to help me.

 

[Unique_Eric]

Hi Émerson,
For cPanel and to all client, you may have to do via apache configurations.
Please see: https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/mod/mod_alias.html#scriptaliasmatch