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i have 3 domain names pointing to the same webspace. domain A.com is the domain that i ask everyone to link to , domain A.co.uk and domain B.eu.com also point to the same webspace but i have put the following in my httpd.conf file for the 2 virtual host blocks which i thought forced a permanent redirect:
RewriteRule ^/(.*)$ [A.com...] [P]
when i check google, a.com has a pr of 6, a.co.uk has a pr of 4 and B.eu.com has a PR of 2. all 3 domains coexist in googles index. A.com has over 1300 pages in Google, A.co.uk has 1200+ pages in Google and B.eu.com has 1100+ pages in google's index.
does this mean that redirect permanent isn't working properly? also am i at risk of being dropped from google?
The [P] flag is used for forcing the request through Apache's Proxy module, and will not result in a permanent redirect. If you wish to return a permanent redirect status code, you must use [R=301] or [R=permanent].
See this handy Introduction to mod_rewrite [webmasterworld.com] thread.
HTH,
Jim
