So here's what I'm trying to do:
I have two physical servers: one for file and forum hosting, one for Minecraft. domain.com goes to the forum server, mc.domain.com goes to the minecraft server (which also hosts a few other services like a live mapping system, Mumble, etc).
The problem is that people entering mc.domain.com into their browsers are sent to the minecraft server's root web index. I plan to just redirect the Minecraft server to point to the forum again, but I also need that web index to access all my administrative functions.
So I'd like to point another subdomain to that root directory, say admin.domain.com.
How can I point mc.domain.com to the forum server while also pointing admin.domain.com to the minecraft root web directory listing? If I write an index.html to redirect to the forum server, how do I get admin.domain.com to show the directory listing?
I have two physical servers: one for file and forum hosting, one for Minecraft. domain.com goes to the forum server, mc.domain.com goes to the minecraft server (which also hosts a few other services like a live mapping system, Mumble, etc).
The problem is that people entering mc.domain.com into their browsers are sent to the minecraft server's root web index. I plan to just redirect the Minecraft server to point to the forum again, but I also need that web index to access all my administrative functions.
So I'd like to point another subdomain to that root directory, say admin.domain.com.
How can I point mc.domain.com to the forum server while also pointing admin.domain.com to the minecraft root web directory listing? If I write an index.html to redirect to the forum server, how do I get admin.domain.com to show the directory listing?