Domain redirect via .htaccess Java script nginx

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I send from helo@green.net. I don’t want when someone goes to - green.net to see “this is a mail-in-a-box” so i want to redirect the domain green.net to green.com
if i add the rule below in .htaccess of green.net would it work fine? Would it influence the normal workflow of the mail server?

RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^(.*)$
http://www.green.com/$1 [R=301,L]

Thank you!

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No way because Apache is not being used … Perhaps, adapting this trick may help you to achieve what you are asking for.

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Ok, The java redirect works fine but all it redirects is the root domain NET to COM, which in my case is not enough. So i did the following: I logged in MiaB with WinSCP and found root/etc/nginx/nginx.conf and added the following change:

http {

server {
	server_name .green.net;
	return 301 https://www.green.com$request_uri;
}

Which works fine and redirects not only the root domain (green.net > green.com), but also would redirect a link like green.net/one/two/three/four > green.com/one/two/three/four

but here comes the difficult part i want to keep all redirects described above and at the same time i want to be able to redirect a subdomain - one.green.net/monday/tue/wen-4 > one.green.info/monday/tue/wen-4

Here is the last i tried, which does NOT work. If s.o. knows what is wrong with that one below, that would definitely be the high line of the month.
http {

server {
	server_name .green.net;

	#if ($request_uri ~ monday) {
		#return 301 https://one.green.info$request_uri; 
	#} else {
		return 301 https://www.green.com$request_uri;
	#}
}
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Just note that /etc/nginx/nginx.conf and /etc/nginx/conf.d/local.conf will get reset to default values after each MiaB upgrade. Good luck!

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Yes ok. That is not an issue. What bothers me more is what exactly is wrong with the rules i write.

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Here is how nginx.conf should be changed in order to be able to redirect to two different domains. Briefly that would redirect sub1.green.net/one/two/three/four > green.com/one/two/three/four
and
sub2.green.net/monday/tue/wen-4 > one.green.info/monday/tue/wen-4

http {

server {
	server_name sub1.green.net;

	return 301 http://www.green.com$request_uri;
}
server {
	server_name sub2.green.net;

	return 301 http://sub2.green.co.uk$request_uri;
}



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