.htaccess redirection

RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^url.com$ [OR]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www.url.com$
RewriteRule ^dir$ "url2.com" [R=301,L]

When I open url.com/dir now, it shows up url2.com in the browser line. But I want that it redirects to url2.com but keeps showing url.com/dir in browser line, url2.com should be "hidden".

Is that possible?

This board is for programmers only.  Demonstrating your failure to understand program behavior on the simplest level does not make for a good debut.

>>2 here
Duh, I forgot: you're anonymous... Oh, wait! I'm, too! That means I can do whatever the fuck I want! Like posting about how big my dick is. It's 9 inches, bitches! _{(It's not that big. I lied to make this post sound funny. I can because I'm anonymous. Hell, we all are!)}

>>3
You're not improving your case one bit.  Please leave.

>>3
But I can tell the difference between you and him because you are at the back of the bus.

>>3
your post was not funny

>>1

Two ways of doing that come to my mind at this moment:

- By using subrequests in mod_rewrite. This requires you read the mod_rewrite manual and your application must not generate absolute links (http://... stuff), just relative ones, or be aware of this in order to generate them with the publicly visible URL.
- By using a proxy server. Apache could serve as one; nginx is lightweight and nice as one; Squid is a good proxy and cache.

>>7

YOU HELPED HIM!

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