franklin_dematto - 5:43 am on Apr 3, 2003 (gmt 0)

The official domain name of a site has changed from aaa.com to bbb.com. I'd like to use apache's mod_rewrite to issue a permanent redirect from any request with host aaa.com or www.aaa.com to bbb.com, with the same uri. Like this:

[aaa.com...] -> [bbb.com...]

for any dir/file etc.

This is complicated by a few things:
1) I only want to redirect requests that set a host to aaa.com or www.aaa.com. But if they issue no host, or different versions of bbb.com (like www.bbb.com or subdomain.bbb.com etc), I don't want to redirect it

2)Some URI's have changed, and I want to fix these in one redirect, and not have to do two:
ie [aaa.com...] -> [bbb.com...] in one permanent redirect

I can't seem to get the rewrite rules right! Can anyone help me?

Also, for reasons currently beyond my control, the rules must be done in the .htaccess, not the main httpd.conf