Docs / Domains / Redirects
Redirects
Redirects send visitors of one path to another URL. The page follows the familiar two-panel pattern: domains on the left (each showing how many redirects it has and how many are active), the selected domain's redirect rules on the right.
Panel location
Domains → Redirectshttps://YOUR-SERVER-IP:8443/domains/redirects
Domain Redirects
Add Redirect
| Source Path | Destination URL | Type | Match | Status | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| /old-page | https://example.com/new-page | 301 | exact | active | toggle · edit · delete |
| /promo | https://blog.example.com | 302 | exact | active | toggle · edit · delete |
| /campaign | https://example.net/lp | 301 | regex | disabled | toggle · edit · delete |
The rule list
Columns: Source Path (with the rule's optional description under it), Destination URL, Type, Match, Status and Actions. Every rule has three row actions:
- Toggle: enable or disable the rule in one click, without deleting it. Handy for campaign pages or temporary maintenance moves.
- Edit: opens the rule in the same dialog used to create it.
- Delete: removes the rule after a confirmation dialog, which also reminds you that redirects already cached by visitors' browsers can persist for a while.
Creating a rule
Add Redirect opens a dialog with these fields:
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Source Path | The path on this domain to redirect, for example /old-page |
| Destination URL | The full target URL; the field enforces URL format |
| Redirect Type | 301 Permanent, 302 Temporary, 307 Temporary (method-preserving), 308 Permanent (method-preserving). Default: 301 |
| Match Type | exact (the path as written), wildcard, or regex (full regular expressions). Default: exact |
| Description | Optional note shown under the source path in the list |
| Enable immediately | On by default; untick to create the rule disabled |
Choosing 301 vs 302: use 301 only when the move is final. Browsers cache permanent redirects aggressively, so a mistaken 301 keeps redirecting visitors even after you delete the rule, until their cache expires.
Permissions
Viewing the page, creating, editing, deleting and toggling rules are five separate permissions, so an administrator can, for example, let a customer switch existing rules on and off without letting them create new ones. Without the view permission the page shows Access Denied.
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· Last verified 2026-07-23 on Panelica 1.0.375