How do I point a domain name to a Django url?

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Published on 2011-03-14T22:34:05Z Indexed on 2011/03/15 0:10 UTC
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I have a subdomain m.example.com that I want to point to the same location as example.com/mobile running on an apache2/django1.3 installation.

example.com is the landing page, and I have the urls.py configured such that urls that match /^mobile$/ will be served the mobile version of the page. I looked into <VirtualHost>, but I think it requires a physical location for me to point m.example.com at and with the django urls there is no physical location except for the root of the project directory.

I am unsure if the configuration change is made on the apache side or the django side.

I've also looked into the mod_rewrite module for Apache, but I would prefer if I didnt have to redirect m.example.com to example.com/mobile

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