How to force WWW fort the whole server ?

[dotcom22]

Hello

I use WHM/Cpanel and I would like force WWW for all present and future account of my VPS... Actually for do that I use a single htaccess with this rule:

#--------------------------------
# FORCE WWW access:
#--------------------------------
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^[^.]*.[^.]*$
RewriteRule (.*) http://www.%{HTTP_HOST}/$1 [R,L]

...and it work well...anyway is not possible to apply this rules somewhere for take effect for the whole server instead set this for each account ??

thank

[Exa_Ankur]

I think the "Skeleton Directory" files are copied to each new account created by default.
Did you try including a .htaccess file for this in the skeleton directory so that all new accounts have this applied automatically ?
I haven't tried it, o not sure if it will work

[Infopro]

I think the "Skeleton Directory" files are copied to each new account created by default.
Did you try including a .htaccess file for this in the skeleton directory so that all new accounts have this applied automatically ?
I haven't tried it, o not sure if it will work

That should work.

[dotcom22]

ok tank for suggestions....Skeleton are not exactly a solution for me...I thinking it was possible to set something for the whole server...without worry to set this in htaccess and maybe increase little bit the server load...More rule inside the htaccess and more load...

cheer

[Spiral]

ok tank for suggestions....Skeleton are not exactly a solution for me...I thinking it was possible to set something for the whole server...without worry to set this in htaccess and maybe increase little bit the server load...More rule inside the htaccess and more load...

cheer

Fine! Put your .htaccess lines in the <Directory /> section of your /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf file and run the Distiller script (see top header of that same file for information) and then restart Apache (service httpd restart).

That will enable this for the whole server.

Make sure your redirect is generalized and not specific to any domain