Handle book links to main site after book moves to subdomain

[mlinksva]

Two obvious approaches:

• 404 page, might be able to have javascript redirect to pages on book subdomain
• Brute force, stub for each book page on main site with js redirect to corresponding book subdomain page.

As mentioned in #34

[hellekin]

Don't use Javascript: let the server do it and keep track of URLs.

https://help.github.com/articles/redirects-on-github-pages/

It's not a nice nginx rewrite one-liner, but we can degrade gracefully without having to resort to javascript in this case.

hk

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[mlinksva]

That uses javascript and only works within one jekyll site.

[clemsos]

Structure is similar on both meaning that for instance http://costoffreedom.cc/book/opening:freedom/ is now http://book.costoffreedom.cc/book/opening:freedom/

[mlinksva]

This should be done in 990484524cd5071f34d49f5fad67f9ed16361898 and fa9dd7456d2c294baf8be33861be7892509f56ee with a note added in 07b6ab73dda8a5716fce562c0d844849ada29722

I didn't notice til now 35d5e0b and #50 ... I like the 404 handler as a backup. I'd rather not completely remove the initial book URLs, especially the PDF.

[mlinksva]

That said I don't care that much. @clemsos feel free to just switch gh-pages to the 'clean' branch if that's what you think is best.

[clemsos]

I added the 404 as well, so we have both :) I think we can close this now.