Mod Rewrite and Redirection

Moving to a new domain

[AjAxed]

Hi..
I recently moved my site and blog from one domain to another.
To automatically redirect visitors from the old domain to the new one, I created a php file which gives an 301 permanent redirection as shown below:

<?php
header("HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently");
header("Location: http://www.example.net");
exit();
?>

Now this redirects correctly and if someone visits the base url, all is fine. But if someone visits the permalink of an old article, it still redirects to www.example.net instead of the url with the domain changed to the new one.
So, for example,

going to [siteOne.net...] redirects to [siteTwo.net...] instead of [siteTwo.net...]

Is there some way to achieve the redirection with the trailing uri remaining intact and hence going to the page itself?

I'm using Apache 1.3.33 on a debian linux system.

Thanks in advance :)

[SeanW]

Sure, the request is in the environment (REQUEST_URI), so you can adjust your Location parameter accordingly.

Alternatively, .htaccess works well

RedirectMatch Permanent /(.*) http://example.com/$1

[AjAxed]

I was thinking of moving to .htaccess as well..

I tried the following:

RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST}!^subdomain\.domain\.net
RewriteRule (.*)$ http://subdomain.domain.net/$1 [R=301,L]

But the issue was that since this is for a subfolder, it worked when there was a trailing slash or a longer url but failed for the folder name without a trailing slash.

So, "http://subdomain.old-site.net/foldername/" and "http://subdomain.old-site.net/foldername/somefile" both get redirected correctly, "http://subdomain.old-site.net/foldername" did not forward correctly but infact forwarded to the new domain appended with the filesystem path of that directory.
eg. "http://subdomain.new-site.net//home/username/public_html/aj/foldername" which of course is incorrect.

I would prefer to use a 301 redirect so as to maintain my page rank as well as easily allow SEs to locate the new site..